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Originally Posted by Wayfarer
"Nice Work If You Can Get It" by Billie Holiday (from "The Complete Billie Holiday On Verve 1945-1959")
"Yoreh" by Masada (from "Live In Sevilla 2000")
"In The Name Of Love" by Grover Washington, Jr. (from "Winelight")
"Bayou Red" by Andrew Hill (from "Grass Roots")
"Johnny Bratton (Insert 2)" by Miles Davis (from "The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions")
"Grinning In Your Face" by Son House (from "The Father Of Folk Blues")
"Blue Lambency Downward" by Kayo Dot (from "Blue Lambency Downward")
"Just In Time" by Frank Sinatra (from "Come Dance With Me!")
"Now's The Time (Take 3 Complete)" by Charlie Parker (from "The Complete Savoy Sessions")
"Flight Over Rio" by Al Di Meola (from "Elegant Gypsy")
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Big fan of Billie Holiday and Miles Davis here. Can't beat a bit of Frank once in a while either, although I'll admit all I really listen to of his is In the Wee Small Hours. Charlie Parker, Kayo Dot and Son House are pretty decent too. Can't say I've heard of the others though.
Supergrass - Mama and Papa
The Redskins - Bring It Down
The Congos - The Wrong Thing
Beenie Man - I Got a Date
Manchild ft Motion Man - The Backdoor Payoff
Fluke - My Spine
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - Can't Hear My Eyes
Half Pint - You Can Enter
Lunascape - Mute Emotion
Paul McCartney & Wings - Mrs Vandebilt
^ I don't really listen to Beenie Man a lot, and I've always been very unimpressed by the Ariel's Pink album. Otherwise, I can dig it.