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Burning in my new Focal Alpha Twin Evos and Sub One. 
There are worse things on a Friday night.
There are worse things on a Friday night.
Dexter Gordon was a funny dude. He used to recite the lyrics to the song he was about to play, beatnik style. LOL
He was playing a gig IN LA (IIRC) and a dude dumped a handful of change in the bell of his horn. Without missing a beat, while continuing to play, he rotated the horn upside down, dumping the change into his hand, and pocketed it. LOL
Love me some LTD
He was playing a gig IN LA (IIRC) and a dude dumped a handful of change in the bell of his horn. Without missing a beat, while continuing to play, he rotated the horn upside down, dumping the change into his hand, and pocketed it. LOL
Love me some LTD
One bowl deep, giving this one a spin for the first time. 2:25 into the first track -- ALRIGHT 
El Michels Affair collabs never disappoint. Check out this whole album -- great summer chill music.
@cawoodsct This is probably the most underrated Pumpkins song for me:
The riffage at 2:47 is so good, and the melodic breakdown at 4:29 through the end is one of my favorite pieces of music in general. Just perfection.
The riffage at 2:47 is so good, and the melodic breakdown at 4:29 through the end is one of my favorite pieces of music in general. Just perfection.
HIGH FADE is a ridiculously TIGHT funk trio from Scotland that is finally coming to the USA, but no stops are scheduled for Kentucky, unfortunately. I would love to see them live and up close. This music is harder to play than it seems. They are just that tight !! Their instrumental jams are incredible !!
www.highfademusic.com
Home | High Fade Music
Referred to as Scotland's ground breaking new funk band there is no doubt after playing with the likes of Emeli Sandé & The BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra , Hot Dub Time Machine and many more that High Fade have made serious ground in a short space of time.
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Check out some of their busking instagram reels from the streets of Edinburgh ... you will be amazed !!!
Also, if not familiar, you might like Marbin. Check them out. They tour everywhere, so they might come by your neck of the woods sometime. They play the small venues, so you can get an intimate vibe !!
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I really like Orgone, having seen them several times. Very nice people, too. Engages with their fans. If not familiar, check out BROOKLYN FUNK ESSENTIALS ... a variety of funk styles in their grooves. I dig them !!
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Awesome new album out this week: 70s/blues rock, funky, psychedelic, just a lot of shit going on but it's really good:
We went to a Cody Jinks concert a month or so ago and ever since I have been binging a lot of his music.
Good stuff !! Speaking of Anatidae Rock ... here's a cool album from back in the day:
Fuzzy Duck (band) - Wikipedia
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Yo mega, if you aren't familiar, you should browse some of the artists at Colemine Records. Small label near Cincy that puts out some really great soul music. Also, if you buy vinyl, their pressings sound fantastic. Unfortunately, the Spotify uploads aren't great files (might not be an issue on Hi-Res streaming services like Tidal or Qbuzz).
Colemine Records Artists
Same vein: Big Crown records in New York has some great stuff.
Big Crown Artists
Colemine Records Artists
Same vein: Big Crown records in New York has some great stuff.
Big Crown Artists
Lately revisiting one of my favorite teenage albums Bryan Adams Cuts like a Knife. Not a bad song on the album, before he got all ballady. Guilty pleasure but just so good.
This whole album is like a post-bender fever dream. Never really looked into why he titled it "dance"
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