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Tommy Smith Edinburgh, UK
Born in 1967, Edinburgh. In 1983 Chick Corea recommended Tommy Smith to Gary Burton; he joined his group. Recording over 30 solo albums for Blue Note, Linn, ECM, Spartacus Records, touring 50+ countries, performing with Arild Andersen, Edwin Morgan, John Scofield, Jaco Pastorius, Trilok Gurtu, Dizzy Gillespie. In 2019, he was awarded an OBE for services to jazz from HRH Queen Elizabeth II. ... more
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Heads & Tales
by Nigel Price Organ Trio
supported by 12 fans who also own “Darwin In The Galapagus (1835 A.D.) Part 2(1)”
So good and exciting that I had to go back and get all the others. Each album is awesome jazz with smooth burning melodies and soul shaking rhythm. I love it.
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It's always 9.30 in Zog
by Dave O'Higgins Quartet
supported by 11 fans who also own “Darwin In The Galapagus (1835 A.D.) Part 2(1)”
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Deepening The River
by Paul Towndrow
supported by 10 fans who also own “Darwin In The Galapagus (1835 A.D.) Part 2(1)”
I absolutely loved this gig live which is why I bought the record. What an album! The crossovers are epic, and totally representative of my experience of living in Glasgow as a musical city. I haven't heard too many collabs between the folk and jazz scenes here, but the ones I've seen are so alive and playful. This music makes me think of stumbling on a full blown pros jam session in a pub somewhere in Glasgow because of its energy, but the arrangements are feckin awesome!
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Tricks of Light
by Jessika Smith Big Band
Strong debut album as a leader/composer/saxophonist. Smith leads 21 musicians through jazz styles from edgy to calming.
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Fearless Movement
by Kamasi Washington
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Brazilian singer Tetel Di Babuya delivers smoky vocal jazz performances on her new LP.
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Kaleidoscope Of Rainbows: Live '75
by Neil Ardley
supported by 9 fans who also own “Darwin In The Galapagus (1835 A.D.) Part 2(1)”
Love love love 🙃😂♥️♥️♥️🙏💯🙏👋🌟👍
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