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Yes, I listened to Cannon's tracks too, sounded good to me. We'll get him added when Slava gets back in town.
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I listened to that Ayub Ogada album too, I like that a lot, I have some kora albums that are similar.
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Originally posted by js js wrote:

I listened to that Ayub Ogada album too, I like that a lot, I have some kora albums that are similar.
It is one of my favourites from Peter Gabriel's Real World Label, I have heard it used in documentaries as well. Came out in 1993.
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That makes sense, thats when a lot of African music became popular. Thats when I was listening to a lot of kora music and music from Tanzinia.
You can hear a lot of roots of Cuban and Jamaican music in East African music.
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Originally posted by js js wrote:

That makes sense, thats when a lot of African music became popular. Thats when I was listening to a lot of kora music and music from Tanzinia.
You can hear a lot of roots of Cuban and Jamaican music in East African music.
It was the best time John for African music. It all sounded fresh. There is not much that interests me today from the very few releases coming out compared to so many back then, sadly.
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^ Agreed.
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There are plenty of cool rare groove instrumentals on the often overlooked "Car Wash" soundtrack.



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Snowy Egret by Myra Melford (2015-08-03)

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I like something epic actually, mostly because some time spent in the blizzard games is already somethin, you know))
So the playlists like that is always on the tab of the Chrome - https://open.spotify.com/album/3McPVq1RT8F2ERSiajR3WS
Not for every day, but they for sure know how to rock your brains out))
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Back from holidays, had a road trip around our most Southern state Tasmania. Checked out old convict settlements, World Heritage areas, great coast line, beaches also plenty of National Parks and State forests being a dime a dozen down there. I have been through every other state except Tasmania and I have to admit it is one of the prettiest and most beautiful Australia has, even if it is the coldest.

DGG ED.1 1956 MOZART CARL SEEMANN PIANO SONATAS K.310/331 LPM 18140 NM

Then when I got back one of our Classical music stations 3MBS was selling it all Saturday morning ( dirt cheap $1 to 2 an item) I like radio station sales as the the records are usually in very good condition and many have barely been played ( You do get the odd stuffed up one but it is mainly where the programmer has been rough with them, not wear and tear) I went for the old Deutsche Grammophon stuff, found a few 

Anyway Carl Seemann, Solo Piano 1956 .....Mozart 


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Yes, radio station sales can be good, but the best sales I've seen were when music libraries sold off their LPs and switched to CDs.
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Originally posted by js js wrote:

Yes, radio station sales can be good, but the best sales I've seen were when music libraries sold off their LPs and switched to CDs.
We only had music available through general book libraries here John and past borrowers used to trash them.
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I used to collect avant-garde classical music, and people tend not to listen to those records at all. LOL
They are usually in excellent shape.
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