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Warm Canto

By Mal Waldron
1961/New Jazz

Ron Carter on cello, Eric Dolphy on clarinet, Booker Ervin on sax… Rudy Van Gelder in studio. What else? When jazz sounds like Debussy.

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Upside Down

By Fela Kuti
1976 / Afrodisia

In the mid seventies, the Black President was at the top of afrobeat, backed by the best band he never had. Hurry up!

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Gypsy Man

by Marcia Griffiths
1974 / Trojan Records

An incredible version of this Curtis classic. As usual, the reggae pays tribute to the soul.

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Beautiful Black Women

By The Jihad
1960's / Jihad Productions

Awesome black poetry/spoken word tune by a young Leroi Jones, later known as Amiri Baraka. From the very rare “Black & Beautiful, Soul & Madness” LP at Jihad Records.

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Some People

By The Incredible Shrinking Man
2002 / Ape City

Quality folk funk tune by one of the numerous projects of the ubiquitous Shawn Lee! Great vibe all the way!

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Jezebel

By Jean-Pierre Lombard

1970's / Riviera

After Aznavour and Piaf, a fantastic "nouba" version of the Wayne Shanklin's classic. Sublime strings and space winds...

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Bar-Kays – You can’t run away

One of their nicest 80s songs with some hints of Milton Wright’s best melodies. Classic!

Mercury USA 1977

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