Cheat Codes/Black Thought & Brian Burton.
Some magic sprinkled throughout, plus a posthumous shout out to Doom, who features on one of the standout tracks.
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Stevie Wonder. Talking Book. 1972. His 15th album at the age of 22. But it has to be one of his best. Amazing songs imho.
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Bill Frisell - Further East / Further West
I recommended this to Diggy Gun (formerly of this parish) so I take the opportunity now to play it myself. I think this is a bit more ‘outside’ than East/West and is, therefore, a bit more interesting for it.
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Big fan from the beginning up to and including Parachute in 1970 but @AndyP persuaded me to try this later album. Excellent
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There are three tracks that are absolutely classics Joey, Atlanta and Is It Only Love and that is only on Side One.
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Bill Frisell - East / West
Just to confirm my thoughts on Further…, I thought I’d better revisit the original.
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I don’t naturally incline my listening towards the whims of the seasons, not knowingly at least, but this is pure lazy, hazy vibes for such a balmy evening.
Closet Botanist/Rudy De Anda.
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one of the bosses best albums for me the harmonica on the opening track blows me away every time it truly is a great listen 
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Jeff Beck - Blow By Blow, which includes my favourite JB track, the Stevie Wonder cover " Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers ".
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Just came of the Mastodont documentary in YouTube. It was a good watch for fans of the band and is a fitting tribute to an amazing musician but sadly, also enfant terrible, Brent Hinds.
Now feeling some Crack the Skye, which is peak Brent Hinds. This also requires a beer. Not as many as Brent, mind you. Cheers, Brent!
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