Totsiens, Bra Hugh.
1987
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Loading... Hugh Masekela – Stimela
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Loading... Auld Lang Syne – Tara Kannangara & Colin Story
Okay, fine.
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Loading... Della Reese – In The Still Of The Night/My Melancholy Baby
1956
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Loading... Louis Armstrong – When the Saints Go Marching In
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Loading... Kamasi Washington – The Rhythm Changes
We've spun a bit of Kamasi before, but no reason not to do so again. Good track for a Friday.
2016
I really want one of those Moog keytars. Also, those drummers are on point.
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Loading... Al Jarreau – Sunny Stockings
Al Jarreau has passed away at 76.
He said he played "his voice". Here's a great example of that.
1976
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Loading... Esperanza Spalding – Rest in Pleasure
Still need to pick up her latest...
2016
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Loading... Nina Simone – Why? (The King of Love is Dead)
We must never let love die.
This song was written and first performed at the Westbury Music Festival three days after the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. Below is that original performance in full:
7 Apr 1968
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Loading... William Tyler – Highway Anxiety
This is not William Tyler's WGOM debut; last year Bootsy spun "Geography of Nowhere," a cut from Tyler's 2013 album Impossible Truth. He released his follow-up album, Modern Country, this June. Tyler wrote it in Oxford, Mississippi, and recorded it in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
For me the album evokes a contemporary perspective on Gram Parsons' Cosmic American Music, a genre that blurs country, folk, rock, soul, and bluegrass. Jazz is very much Tyler's addition to this mix – you can hear guitar greats Chet Atkins, Les Paul, and Bill Frisell in this track as much as Parsons' take on country-rock. Listen hard enough and you'll hear some Link Wray & Dick Dale, too.
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Loading... Mose Allison – I Don’t Worry About a Thing
I used to be trouble, but I found some light.
03 Nov 1975
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