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Including tunes heard, bought and artists featured at this year’s We Out Here Festival in the UK
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- Rotary Connection "Memory Band" from Rotary Connection (Cadet Concept) 00:00
- Makaya McCraven "Butterscotch" from In The Moment (International Anthem) 03:39
- Ramsey Lewis "Julia" from Mother Nature's Son (Cadet) 06:27
- Clifford Jordan "Eddie Harris" from Glass Bead Games (Strata-East) 10:47
- The Harold Land / Blue Mitchell Quintet "Mapenzi" from Mapenzi (Concord) 15:53
- Eddie Henderson "Time And Space" from Heritage (Blue Note) 21:38
- Alphonse Mouzon "Spring Water" from The Essence of Mystery (Blue Note) 26:30
- Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson "Racetrack In France" from Bridges (Arista) 33:20
- Chaka Khan "And The Melody Still Lingers On (Night In Tunisia)" from What Cha' Gonna Do for Me (Warner Bros) 37:35
- Eddie Palmieri "Diecisiete Punto Uno (17.1)" from Recorded Live At Sing Sing Vol. 2 (Tico) 43:13
- Eddie Russ "Zaius" from See The Light (Monument) 50:12
- Masaru Imada "Nowin" from Andalusian Breeze (Full House) 55:57
- Charlie Rouse "Roots (Sound Ideas Studio Version)" from Cinnamon Flower: The Expanded Edition (Resonance) 1:03:06
- James Mason "Funny Girl" from Rhythm Of Life (Chiaroscuro Records) 1:08:54
- Gary Bartz & NTU "You Are My Starship" from Damage Control (OYO) 1:13:55
- Chicago Underground Duo "Hemiunu" from Hyperglyph (International Anthem) 1:18:50
- Onom Agemo & The Disco Jumpers "Ihanan" from Common Stars (Agogo) 1:23:58
- Junk System "Ride or Glide" from Junk System EP 2 (Self Produced) 1:36:20
- Tanhai Collective "Something Blues" from Circa 2019 (Independent) 1:42:28
- Lance Ferguson "Could Heaven Ever Be Like This" from Rare Groove Spectrum (Tru Thoughts) 1:47:49
- Brian Jackson "The Bottle (Ft. Omar) (Produced by Masters At Work)" from EP1 (BBE) 1:53:17
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