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Back in the saddle again, the boys look at three recent releases and one cute little two-year-old. Two of the recordings are led by bassists and two by drummers, so you could say all four were led by a member of the rhythm section -if you liked saying things like that. They are mostly fairly easy-going albums as well, but, spoilers, Mike doesn't like them all equally. No further clues here -tune in to find out which ones make the grade. In pop matters, Mike once again offers Adele a sandwich to assuage her suffering while Pat waxes eloquent about the first two days of the Chicago Jazz Fest.Playlist
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Bruno Raberg
bass, acousticb.1954
Jake Leckie
bass
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data-original-title="" title="">Ivanna Cuesta Gonzalez's album A Letter to Earth (Orenda) 29:32 
Ari Hoenig
drumsb.1973
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