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Quincy Jones, Jorge Pardo, Nat Birchall, Mulatu, Jhelisa, Nautilus, And More

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Tony Poole selects his favourite new releases and pre-releases. The opening track remembers Quincy Jones with a rare live version of Killer Joe from 1972.

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  • Roberta Flack & Quincy Jones RIP "On A Clear Day/Killer Joe" from Save The Children OST (Motown) 00:00
  • Intro Music "They Call It Jazz" 08:27
  • James O'Donnell Quintet "Mean Greens" from Tough Talk (Eastlawn Records) 10:00
  • Nicholas Britell "It's Time" from Blitz OST (Milan Records/Sony Music) 15:46
  • Jorge Pardo "Asier Y Mia Y Luca" (independent) 18:47
  • LGMX "Time Traveller (Trance & House Brass Band Rework)" single (Le Grand Mix) 22:48
  • Nautilus "Through The Night" single (Urban Discos) 28:55
  • Vanisha Gould "New Dance" from She's Not Shiny, She's Not Smooth (Cellar Live) 33:47
  • Jhelisa "Purpose Love" single (independent) 39:43
  • Mulatu Astatke & Hoodna Orchestra "Delilah" from Tension (Batov Records) 49:49
  • Karl Clews "Levantine II" from And/Or (independent) 54:20
  • Nat Birchall "Eastern Sounds and System" single (Na-Bi Records) 57:08
  • diximus & the Space Nebula "Mystic World" from Floating Thoughts (independent) 1:03:47
  • Monfort "Hypnotized (ft. Nina Tonji) from Hypnotized (Komos Records) 1:10:31
  • Lophae ("lo-fi") "Negative Blues" from Perfect Stranglers (independent) 1:13:49
  • Jacob Chung "Jeannine" from The Sage (Cellar Live) 1:19:18

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Radio & Podcasts Quincy Jones Tony Poole Roberta Flack James O'Donnell Quintet Nicholas Britell Jorge Pardo LMGX Nautilus Vanisha Gould Jhelisa Mulatu Astatke Hoodna Orchestra Karl Clews Nat Birchall diximus the Space Nebula Monfort Jacob Chung

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