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Roy Ayers, Kwashibu Area Band, Red Snapper, Calibro 35, Manu Dibango, John Lamkin, & More
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The show opens with a brief tribute to the late Roy Ayers and a special moment from my 1990 interview for BBC Essex with Roy during his first residency at Ronnie Scott's. In a jovial mood, he recalls the time he "felt like a Beatle"—a wild night at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, in 1978 when the crowd rushed the stage. Check out this hilarious clip.Playlist
- Roy Ayers "I felt like a Beatle" interview clip
- Roy Ayers "Everytime I See You" from You Send Me (Polydor, 1978)
- Marc Decho "7 Planets That Rule Us" single (self-released)
- Gerardo Frescina "Desejar" single (Schema Records)
- Rorisang Sechele "African Orchid" from The Seed (African Orchid Productions)
- Kwashibu Area Band "M'akoma Nnwom" from Love Warrior's Anthem (Soundways Records)
- Rachel Therrien Latin Jazz Project "Soucy" from Mi Hogar II (self-released)
- Red Snapper "Hot Flush (Sabres of Paradise Remix)" from Reeled and Skinned—30th Anniversary Edition (Warp Records)
- Calibro 35 "Chameleon" from Exploration (Record Kicks)
- Marquis Hill "Internal People" from Composers Collective: Beyond the Jukebox—B sides (Black Unlimited Music Group)
- Collettivo Immaginario "Sotto Il Mare" from Oltreoceano (Domanda Records)
- Manu Dibango "African Boogie" (live) from Dibango 82 (We Want Sounds)
- John Lamkin "Hot" from Hot (Jazz Room Records)
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Gerardo Frescina
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Marquis Hill
Collettivo Immaginario
Manu Dibango
John Lamkin
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