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Top Ten Tracks from 2019 to help You Get Through The Day
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- Miles Davis "Give It Up" from Rubberband (Rhino Records) 2:10
- Rich Halley "Opening" fromTerra Incognita (Pine Eagle Records) 08:43
- Binker Golding "I Forgot Santa Monica" from Abstractions of Reality Past & Incredible Feathers (Gearbox Records) 20:29
- Bright Dog Red "Cauldrons and Conundrums" from How's By You? (Ropeadope)25:56
- Nils Landgren, Michael Wollny & Wolfgang Haffner With Lars Danielsson "That's All" from 4 Wheel Drive Live (ACT Recordings)32:58
- Oddarrang "07-15 Years" from Hypermetros (Edition Records) 40.36
- Bill Frisell "Hard Times from Harmony (Blue Note) 45:49
- Louis Armstrong "Them There Eyes" from Live in Europe (BBE Records)49:57
- The Bad Plus "Thrift Store Jewelry" from Activate Infinity (Edition Records)53:49
- Yazz Ahmed " One Girl Among Many" from Polyhymnia (Ropeadope) 58:51
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