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Take A Second

Label: Free Code Jazz Records
Released: 2015
Track listing: Old Folks; Nica's Dream; I Wish I Knew; Things Ain't What They Used To Be; Polkadots And Moonbeams; Cry Me A River; I Fall In Love Too Easily.

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The Soul Jazz Beat Vol. 1

By Telmo Fernandez

Label: Free Code Jazz Records
Released: 2015
Track listing: The Kid; Tooty Booty; Snake Bone; High Heeled Sneakers; Brown Sugar; Cool Eyes; Lennis; Blues For Someone; A Smooth One; Laura.

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Ten Dez

By Javier Marcos

Label: Free Code Jazz Records
Released: 2015

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Acougo

By Iago Fernández

Label: Free Code Jazz Records
Released: 2015

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Outro

By Felipe Villar

Label: Free Code Jazz Records
Released: 2015

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Telmo Fernandez Organ Trio: The Soul Jazz Beat Vol. 1

Read "The Soul Jazz Beat Vol. 1" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay
June 12, 2015

The Telmo Fernández Organ Trio is a bit of a throwback--to the classic hard bop organ trios of yore. The title of the trio's first album, The Soul Jazz Beat Vol. 1, tells it like it is--a soulful, jazzy, collection that's high on melody and groove, a head-shaking and hip-swinging sort of album, low on pretention ...

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Viernes Negro

April 17, 2015

Album: Outro
By Felipe Villar
Label: Free Code Jazz Records
Released: 2015
Duration: 07:00

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Telmo Fernandez and Marcos Pin: Take A Second

Read "Take A Second" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay
March 12, 2015

As the name suggests, Take A Second is number two in guitarist Marcos Pin's Duology series. Pin's long-term plan is to record a series of ten albums in duet with a range of musicians. As plans go, it's not the most complicated ever hatched, but the two albums that have so far seen daylight suggest that ...

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Valentin Caamaño Trio: The Joy

Read "The Joy" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay
February 16, 2015

Sometimes album titles have an air of mystery, an enigmatic collection of words that seemingly bear no relevance to anything, especially the music. No such problem with The Joy, from the Valentin Caamaño Trio. From the cheerily welcoming swing of Charlie Parker's “Yardbird Suite" to the relaxed beauty of Thelonious Monk's “Pannonica" this is an album ...

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