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Ches Smith, Enemy, Matt Ulery, Russ Johnson & More
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"Looking back to look forward" could be the motto of this playlist. It kicks off with a blaxploitation tinged scorcher of a song from an upcoming
Charles Kynard
organ, Hammond B31933 - 1979
Kit Downes
keyboardsb.1986
Petter Eldh
bassb.1983
James Maddren
drums
Russ Johnson
trumpetb.1965
Christian Weber
bass
Matt Ulery
bass, acoustic
Ches Smith
drums
Dan Weiss
drumsHappy listening!
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bass, acoustic
b.1966- Charles Kynard "Hot Sauce" Woga [Reissue] (WEWANTSOUNDS) 0:16
- Host speaks 4:47
- Enemy "Faster than Light" Fiend (Edition) 6:10
- Host speaks 11:50
- Matt Ulery "Lessons in Flying" Mother Harp (Woolgathering) 13:51
- Russ Johnson, Christian Weber, Dieter Ulrich "Confession" Walking on Eggshells (ezz-thetics) 18:39
- Ches Smith Quartet "Heart Breakthrough" Clone Row (Otherly Love) 24:56
- Host speaks 31:01
- Dan Weiss "Consoled without Consolations" Unclassified Affections (Pi) 31:41
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Ludovico Granvassu
Charles Kynard
Kit Downes
Petter Eldh
James Maddren
Russ Johnson
Christian Weber
Dieter Ulrich
Matt Ulery
Dan Weiss
Ben Allison
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