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Dime Store
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Go West
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Sweet Spot
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Dancing Days
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Little Hand
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Safety In Numbers
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Bali Hai
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Route 46
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PM Gone
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by Dave Douglas
supported by 6 fans who also own “Just Like Downtown”
This is a wonderful album! Dave Douglas is one of my heroes. He's more than a great musician. He has a vision for the music and a feeling for putting together a group which is unique. So, beside Joey Baron (another heavyweight and one of my absolute favourite drummers) he invited some young cats to this session. They play just great and make sure that this music sounds totally fresh, whilst at the same time being deeply rooted in the jazz tradition.
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In Common 2
by In Common: Walter Smith III & Matthew Stevens
supported by 5 fans who also own “Just Like Downtown”
I saw then play a lot of this album at Newport Jazz Fest '19 and loved the tunes and the vibe. Mr. Smith is one funny guy as well...
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Touch My Beloved's Thought
by Greg Ward
supported by 5 fans who also own “Just Like Downtown”
Ward's swirling, breezy sax feels very close and intimate - listening to it I pictured myself in a small basement room as the band played - but the 10 tongues paint a joyful and sophisticated urban fairytale that changes scene cinematically and builds to a satisfying finale.
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Magic Moments
by Arkadia Jazz All-Stars
Four of Arkadia’s frequent collaborators are featured on this invigorating compilation album.
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Thank You, Duke!
by Arkadia Jazz All-Stars
The Arkadia Jazz All-Stars deliver a low-lit, elegant take on Duke Ellington classics, each note delivered with tenderness and grace.
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The Stars of Jazz #1
by Arkadia Jazz All-Stars
This LP makes good on its title, with appearances by Pat Metheny, Bill Frisell, Randy Brecker, and more.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Just Like Downtown”
The reasons I love the album are to many to name. It's a drum clinc and the grooves on the post soul R&B jazz tunes are heavy but swing. Oz Noy's songwriting is masterful, but I think we're all getting used to that and his guitar playing keeps getting better and better and more interesting. What 's not to like? I also use that tune to check my sound system because so perfectly laid out in all registers. JS
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