1. Skymark - Find A Place In This Crazy World
2. Wojciech Karolak - Discopus Nr.1 Pts 1&2
3. Pete Josef - Live Your Life
4. Monette Sudler - Time For A Change
5. Catalyst - New-Found Truths
6. Pacific Eardrum - Man Of Mystery
7. Richard Davis - Fancy Free
8. Toquinho - Carolina Carol Bela
9. Claudia - Deixa Eu Dizer
10. Grupo Zurana - Extracao De Independencia
11. Antonio Carlos E Jocafi - D'Angola E Camara
12. Skymark - Rhode E Serenidade
13. Motion - You Love Me Only
14. Dave Valentin - Sea Pines
15. Cymande - The Recluse
16. Voices Of East Harlem - Rare So Rare
17. T'Spoon - Sweetness
18. The Blackbyrds - Love Don't Strike Twice
19. Leslie Smith - It's Something
20. Roy Ayers Ubiquity - Take All The Time You Need
21. Russian version of Another Star?
22. Ziad Rahbani - Abu Ali

Cosmic Jam 10.04.16

It's often the way these days that I hardly have the opportunity to take stock of what I'm doing especially the one weekend in a month when I have back to back radio shows. Consequently by the time I came round to editing this, I'd more or less completely forgotten what I'd played. I was pleasantly surprised by just how much I enjoyed listening back (or at least skimming through to remind myself), hope the same goes for you...

1.Michael Kiwanuka - Black Man In A White World
2. Kellis Etheridge - Quickie Nirvana
3. Terrace Martin ft Tone Trezure - Push
4. Pete Josef - Travelling Song (Kyoto Jazz Sextet Remix)
5. Gato Barbieri - Maria Domingas
6. Gato Barbieri - Fiesta
7. Gato Barbieri - Tupac Amaru
8. Nomade Orquestra - Samurai
9. Norman Connors - Butterfly
10. Luiz Eca - Jerzy Milewski Ensemble - Mestre Bimba
11. Don Ellis - Dew
12. Brandee Younger - Ruby Echo
13. Patrick Gleeson ft Walter Hawkins - Metropolis
14. Khadja Bonet - Honeycomb
15. Dylan Howe - Subterraneans
16. Anna Farrow - Spring Is Back
17. Ernestine Anderson - 59th St. Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)
18. Natacha Atlas - Visions
19. Paul Horn - Cleopatra's Palace Music
20. Gregory Charles Royal - Dancer
21. Hubert Laws - We Will Be
22. Ramsey Lewis - Skippin'
23. Dick Morrisey & Jim Mullen - Bristol Boogie
24. Grupo Zarana - 	Extração Da Independência (just a few seconds....)

Cosmic Jam Spring High 03.04.16

1. Daniel Crawford - You On Point Phife
2. A Tribe Called Quest - God Lives Through
3. A Tribe Called Quest - Buggin' Out
4. Native Dancer - In Clouds
5. Pete Josef - Live Your Life
6. Cro-Magnon-Jin - First Landing
7. Dave Burns - Rhodesian Rhapsody
8. Daymé Arocena - El 456
9. Joyce - Feminina (long version!)
10. Aécio Flavio & Quartesanato - Zero Grau
11. Antonio Carlos & Jocafi - Ossain
12. Donald Byrd - Cristo Redentor
13. Hiroshi Suzuki - Romance
14. Antonio Carlos Jobim & Elis Regina - Aguas De Marco
15. Viva Voz - Fugitivos De Azul
16. Native Dancer - Big Blue
17. Oz - Beautiful
18. Carl Anderson - Buttercup
19. Bridge - Stella
20. Julien Babinga - M'Bongui Percussions
21. Kabbala - Ashewo Ara
22. NYCC - Express Yourself

Cosmic Jam 27.03.16

I wish I had the time to write!! With one of my 8 month old twin boys perched on my knee, and the other screaming in his chair it's a tad tricky.
However my weekly music refuge on a Sunday night is a little sanctuary from all the joys and strains of parenthood.

The Cosmic Jam is a twenty one mile round trip by bike and an hour and three quarter journey to the far reaches of my musical mind... or something like that... still. 

I also am enjoying getting out there again to play for the people and this Saturday it's a welcome return to the lovely Brilliant Corners for a strictly vinyl session on their audiophile system along side the Feeling Good don Harv Nagi and Southern Soul Festival supremo Marko Pavlovic. Two of London's most dedicated purveyors of jazzual radio sounds teaming up for a proper session. Check  us if you can!

https://www.facebook.com/events/1661667644100263/

Until next time... Peace!

1. Terrace Martin - Think Of You
2. Lars Bartkuhn - Nomad
3. Inga - Mamae Oxum
4. Jeb Loy Nichols - To Be Rich Should Be A Crime
5. Quintaessencia - Cravo E Canela
6. Jazzwheel - Broadway No.7
7. Sonar - Parati
8. Namaz - Mystic Latin
9. Burnier & Cartier - Mirandolina
10. Stan Getz - Wives And Lovers
11. Flavia Coelho ft. Tony Allen - People Dansa
12. Brandee Younger - Soul Vibration
13. Astrud Gilberto - Beginnings
14. Lars Bartkuhn - Nomad (reprise)
15. Chantae Cann - I Change
16. Woody Shaw - Love Dance
17. Howdy Moon - And You Never Knew
18. Pete Josef - Many Signs
19. Terrace Martin - Valdez Off Crenshaw
20. Midnight Star - Follow The Path
21. Carlos Dafé - Escorpiao
22. Andrae Crouch - Lookin' For You
23. Ozone - You, On My Mind
24. Harvey Mason - Say It Again

Cosmic Jam 20.03.16

1. Pete Josef - Travelling Song (Kyoto Jazz Sextet remix)
2. Jasmine Power - Stories And Rhymes
3. Ashley Henry - Déja Vu
4. Snowboy & The Latin Section - The Triple Bluff
5. Bobby Montez - Titoro
6. René Bloch - Mr Latin's Mambo
7. Paris Smith Quintet - Thought Seeds
8. Haki R. Madhubuti - Children
9. Jon Hassell - Voodoo Wind
10. Egberto Gismonti - Kalimba
11. Nana, Nelson Angelo, Novelli - No Sul Do Polo Norte
12. Sharon Redd, Ula Hedwig, Charlotte Crossley - Maiden Voyage
13. Ricardo Marrero & The Group Time - Feel Like Makin' Love
14. Chantae Cann - Waterfall
15. Ultra High Frequency - We're On The Right Track
16. Doctor Music - Sun Goes By
17. The Dells - It's Up To You
18. Feather - Be Real

Cosmic Jam 13.03.16

1. Louie Vega ft Zara McFarlane - Because We Love It
2. Snowboy & The Latin Section ft. Marc Evans - New York Afternoon
3. Snarky Puppy ft. Chris Turner - Liquid Love
4. Al Green - Love Ritual
5. Kendrick Lamar - Untitled #6
6. Joao Donato & Paula Morelenbaum - A Ra
7. Alaide Costa - Catavento
8. Quinteto Tenura - Leao De Bronze
9. Orquestra Imperial - Me Deixa Em Paz
10. Carl Hudson - Deploy The Subaquatic Probe
11. Sylvia St.James - Motherland
12. Potter & Tillman - Just Passing Thru
13. Chantae Cann - For The Children
14. Izzi Dunn - Visions
15. Max Bryk - Reverie
16. Carl Hudson - Lunar Footprint
17. Chantae Cann - The Journey Continues
18. The People's Workshop - Chocolate Coated People's Song
19. Doug & Jean Carn - Contemplation
20. McCoy Tyner - Coming Home
21. Ashley Henry - Altruism
22. Doug Lucas - When It Be The Morning

Cosmic Jam 06.03.16

1.Snowboy&The Latin Section ft Jen Kearney - Oxen Free
2. Clare Fischer - African Flutes
3. Eliane Correa & El Aire Project - Tengo Una Piedra En El Bolsillo
4. Bill Laurance - The Pines
5. Daymé Arocena - Toi Mon Amour
6. Wynton Kelly Trio - South Seas
7. Pete Josef - Travelling Song
8. Da Lata ft Vanessa Freeman - Free
9. United Vibrations - Grow
10. Jeb Loy Nichols - To Be Rich (Should Be A Crime)
11. Carl Hudson - Two Steps Ahead
12. Donato-Deodato - Where's JD?
13.The People's Workshop - Let's Get High
14. Valerie Carter - Ooh Child
15. Adrian Younge - Sandrine
16. Stanley Cowell Trio - Ibn Mukhtarr Mustapha
17. Vibration Black Finger - In Rhythm
18. Jae Mason - Let It Out
19. Leon Thomas - Just In Time To See The Sun
20. Doug Carn - Western Sunrise
21. Kyoto Jazz Sextet - Melting Pot

Cosmic Jam 21.02.16

A man who shone so brightly, lifted so many hearts, who provided a million dollar backbeat to so many hits before he took his mission West and forged in the Serpentine Fire of spiritual potential the greatest, most transcendent music machine to have walked this planet. Maybe it's easier to think of Maurice White as passed than waylaid by Parkinson's, his fire will burn ever brightly, for now and always.

Are you satisfied
In your life and time
Does it clear you mind
With all the hurt you find?
Built on Mother Earth
They were meant to stay
Nations bloom today
On gifts of yesterday
Born of the Earth, are nature's children
Fed by the Wind, the breath of life
Judged by the fiery hands of God
World goes by the hand
Of the master plan
Can't you understand
You're but a grain of sand
Do you need a guide
To make you feel satisfied?
Head to the sky
Will tell you why
Born of the Earth, are nature's children
Fed by the Wind, the breath of life
Judged by the fiery hands of God


1. Ramsey Lewis Trio - Uhuru
2. Ramsey Lewis - Eternal Journey
3. Ramsey Lewis - Whenever Wherever 
4. Minnie Riperton - Rainy Day In Centerville
5. Earth Wind And Fire - Moment Of Truth
6. Earth Wind And Fire - Power
7. Earth Wind And Fire - Drum Song
8. Earth Wind And Fire - In The Stone
9. Earth Wind And Fire - Serpentine Fire
10. Earth Wind And Fire - Evolution Orange
11. Earth Wind And Fire - Beauty
12. Earth Wind And Fire - Head To The Sky
13. Earth Wind And Fire - That's The WayOf The World
14. The Emotions - Blessed
15. Earth Wind And Fire -  Earth Wind And Fire
16. The Emotions - Flowers
17. Earth Wind And Fire - Fantasy (Blaze Shelter DJ Mix)
18. Ramsey Lewis - Sun Godess
19. Deniece Williams - That's What Friends Are For
20. Earth Wind And Fire - Faces

Cosmic Jam 31.01.16

1. Vibration Black Finger - In Rhythm
2. Giants - In Your Heart
3. Michael White - Spaceslide
4. Submotion Orchestra ft Andrew Ashong - Needs
5. Claffy - Blossoms As They Wilt Away
6. Erik Truffaz Quartet - Kudu
7. Coalition - Kenya's Horizon
8. Cecilia Stalin - You Are
9. Outside - Big City 
10. Herbie Hancock - Spiralling Prism
11. Gene Harris - Prayer 76
12. Ronnie Foster - Love Satellite
13. Funk Factory - Rien Ne Va Plus
14. Marilyn Scott - Highways Of My Life
15. Carrie Cleveland - Love Will Set You Free
16. Jon Lucien - How 'Bout Tonight?
17. Cameo - Is This The Way?
18. Herbie Hancock - Just Around The Corner
19. Ed Motta - Heritage Deja Vu
20. The Funky Knuckles - 16 Bars

Cosmic Jam 24.01.16

I'm of that generation, I experienced the "Starman" moment seeing David Bowie on Top Of The Pops with a shock of orange spikes, dressed in clothes that defied description, putting his arm around Mick Ronson in a way that seems so innocuous today but was extraordinary then. At school the following day it felt as though the world had rearranged itself overnight to accommodate this beguiling new presence, similarly when the news broke on Monday morning it was like losing one of the major coordinates of my world, I felt disorientated and adrift, this time in a bad way. David Bowie was just a phenomenal artist who defined the seventies, the decade belonged to him; from glam to soul to ambient, from straight up rock'n roll to new contours of sonic wizardry, Bowie took us on a helter-skelter ride reinventing himself again and again, and all with a consummate cool and a fiery creativity. 

I wouldn't pretend that Bowie made a telling contribution to black music, and Luther Vandross had quite enough talent to make it without a leg-up from the Thin White Duke, yet it's impossible to understand Bowie's oeuvre without looking at his relationship with it. From stealing Mingus titles "Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am" to taking inspiration from James Brown for Ziggy Stardust's "Rock 'n Roll Suicide".. the soulful side of Bowie is never far from the surface. Then in '74, riding the crest of a wave of his (glam) success, Bowie makes the kind of radical move that would go on to define his career, he makes a soul record. Recording at Philadelphia's Sigma Sound and bringing on board the likes of Vandross, Sly & The Family Stone drummer Andy Newmark, and guitarist Carlos Alomar, Young Americans is a record that stands both within and outside tradition. A lush, sensuous and emotive album that Bowie himself would describe as "plastic soul", self effacing as ever, as he was about his singing voice, Young Americans and several cuts from the following Station To Station are as good as it gets when it comes to a white artist making soul music in their own way.....after all "Fame" and "Golden Years" were good enough for U.S. tv's definitive Soul Train... But hey, I don't need to justify Bowie's brilliance, begrudge him and you can stand outside with the real weirdos!!!!

Concentrating on this mid seventies period, when coincidentally Bowie was taking vast quantities of the old marching powder, and dipping into both preceding and subsequent phases, here's two hours of appreciation and celebration. Let's not lament too much, yes Bowie's is an irreplaceable talent, but we should be grateful for all he gave through those golden years.

1. 1984
2. Golden Years
3. Fascination
4. Luther Vandross - Funky Music (Is A Part Of Me)
5. Fat Larry's Band - Fascination
6. Look Back In Anger
7. Alladin Sane (live)
8. Changes
9. Robert Glasper ft. Bilal - Letter To Hermione
10. Sound and Vision
11. Ashes To Ashes
12. Young Americans
13. Fill Your Heart
14. Warszawa
15. Win
16. Sweet Th

One more time for Major Tom...

1. Dego & Kaidi - Black Is Key
2. Hiatus Kaiyote - By Fire
3. Kendrick Lamarr - These Walls
4. Kamasi Washington - The Rhythm Changes
5. Bill Laurance - U-Bahn
6. Daymé Arocena - El Ruso
7. Young Gun Silver Fox - So Bad
8. Ben Cox Band - When Ends Appear
9. Jamie Woon - Sharpness
10. Theo Jackson - Camberwell Butterfly
11. Nat Birchall - Ngozi (Vision)
12. Greg Foat Group - Hygeia
13. The Rebirth - Caterpillar
14. Jill Scott - Can't Wait
15. Jeb Loy Nichols - The Wintering Of The Year
16. D'Angelo - Betray My Heart
17. Shaun Martin - Madiba
18. Deep Tenor City - Oba
19. James Mason - The Dance Of Life

Cosmic Jam best of 2015 pt.2

1. Native Dancer - Love
2. Eska - Shades Of Blue
3. Brandee Younger - Respected Destroyer
4. Rhonda Thomas - Honey 2 A B
5. Ajoyo - Benskin
6. Mbongwana Star - Shegué
7. Dele Sosimi - E Get No Better
8. The Foreign Exchange - Milk And Honey
9. Emily Saunders - Residing
10. Harold Mabern ft. Gregory Porter - Afro Blue
11. Tulivu Donna Cumberbatch - Sugarplums
12. Corrie Dick -Soar
13. Thundercat - Lone Wolf And Cub
14. Jay Nemor - Don't Wait For Time
15. Matthew Halsall ft Josephine Oniyama - Into Forever
16. Thundercat - Lone Wolf And Cub
17. Alicia Myers - Hallelujah ( Right Here, Right Now)
18. Los Charly's Orchestra ft Xantoné Blacq - All Around The World
19. Lucas Arruda - Solar
20. Dego & 2000 Black Family - Don't Stop (Let It Go)
21. The Rebirth - By Design

Cosmic Jam best of 2015 part 1

1.Gerard Presencer - Blues For Des
2. Primo & The Groupe - Jazz Carnival
3. KING - The Greatest
4. Young Gun Silver Fox - See Me Slumber
5. Jae Mason - Cloud Of Sunshine
6. Killiam Shakespeare ft Ebony Joi - Stars
7. Shokazulu - Sammy Sebastian (dego's KJM edit)
8. Bunny Brunel - You
9. Carlos Garnett - Panama Roots
10. Bill Evans - Peace Piece
11. Doug Carn - Peace
12. Harold Land - The Peacemaker
13. Grant Green - Cease The Bombing
14. Mary Lou Williams - Gloria
15. Curtis Mayfield - We Got To Have Peace
16. Mighty Ryeders - Let There Be Peace
17. The Impressions - Stop The War
18. Father's Children - Who's Gonna Save The World?
19. Jeb Loy Nicholls - The Wintering Of The Year
20. Reverie - In Every Way
21. Lonnie Liston Smith - Visions Of A New World pt.2

Cosmic Jam 06.12.15  Pieces Of Peace

1. Red Garland - Manteca
2. Lee Morgan - Nakatini Suite
3. Mongo Santamaria - O Mi Shango
4. Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble - Le Le
5. McCoy Tyner - Horizon
6. Baya - A Vegas Kind Of Guy
7. Azar Lawrence - Theme For A New Day
8. The Dells - Love Can Make It Easier
9. Carmen McRae - You Can't Hide Love
10. Freda Payne - Tell Me Please
11. Patti Labelle - Love Is Just A Touch Away
12. Phyllis Hyman - Living Inside Your Love
13. High Fashion - Feelin' Lucky Lately
14. The Ramonas - I Don't Want You Back
15. Damon Harris - It's Music
16. Sylvester - Over And Over
17. Wood Brass & Steel - Funkanova

Cosmic Jam 29.11.15

1. Seven Samurai - Cosmic Jam
2. Dele Sosimi - You No Fit Touch Am ( Modified Man Remix)
3. Max Labor - Mama Says
4. Jamie Woon - Celebration
5. Jeb Loy-Nicholls - That's How We're Living
6. Young Gun Silver Fox - In My Pocket
7. Greg Dean ft Chantae Cann & Jarrod Lawson - Unconditional Love
8. Carlos Garnett - Samba Serenade
9. Alex Malheiros & Banda Utopia - Uno Esta ( Spiritual South Remix)
10. Tullivu Donna Cumberbatch - Come Sunday
11. Chanan Hanspal - Sensuous
12. George Benson - Ode To A Kudu
13. Jesse Fischer - Refuge
14. Adam & Kizzie - Dachsund
15. Lenny White & Twennynine - Slip Away
16. Michael Henderson - Whip It
17. Benny Golson - Walkin' & Stalkin'
18. The Antilles - Simon's Melody
19. Jesse Fischer - Nomads
20. Vula Viel - Bewa

Cosmic Jam 08.11.15

1. Red Clay 
2. Just Give Me Time
3. The Power Of A Smile  (with The Herb Geller Octet)
4. San Francisco
5. Dingwalls
6. Boplicity ( Be-bop Lives)
7. Stolen Moments
8. Two Kites
9. Madalena
10. Empty Faces
11. The Waters Of March
12. Twelve Tribes (with 4-Hero)
13. Beauty And The Beast
14. We Could Be Flying
15. I Don't Want To Cry Anymore
16. Laura ( with The Metropole Orchestra)
17. Senor Blues (with London, Meader, Pramuk & Ross)
18. Why And How
19. Come And Get Me (with The Five Corners Quintet)
20. Effendi
21. Milestones
22. Young And Foolish

A Tribute To Mark Murphy

1. The Milk - Wanderlust
2. Jamie Woon - Message
3. Jay Nemor - Music
4. Lars Bartkuhn - Golden Age (Slow Jam)
5. Cleveland Watkiss - The Sea, The Sky
6. Kaidi Tatham - Harmonius pt 2.
7. Tullivu-Donna Cumberbatch - Give Thanks
8. Mongo Santamaria - Promised Land
9. Gonzalo Rubalcaba - Pisando El Cesped
10. Stephen Whynott - Retreat Suite
11. Sergio Mendes - Righteous Life
12. The Sylvers - I Know Myself
13. Greetje Kauffeld - Day By Day
14. Paul Desmond - America
15. Ghalib Ghallab - Little Sunflower
16. Kalapana - All I Want
17. Hilary - Sundancers
18. S.O.S. Band - High Hopes
19. Bill Wolfer - Call Me
20. Merc & Monk - Babyface
21. Beverley Skeete - If The Feeling Is Right
22. Jean Carn - Don't Let It Go To Your Head
23. Eddie Kendricks - Body Talk

Cosmic Jam 25.10.15

O.K. so maybe I could have dug even deeper, but hopefully you'll appreciate that with the birth of my twin boys, crate diggin' time is limited, so recourse to few old favourites in this selection. Nevertheless it's not exactly obvious unless you're one of those chin stroking jazz snobs. I'd been wanting to do a kind of "pure" jazz show for a while, the criteria could have been even more stringent, I could have outlawed all electric instruments, but I did want to keep some variety. 

I can't remember the last time I played something from the Riverside label on the show, so slipping a couple into the first half hour was kind of satisfying, great tunes from Jimmy Heath and Clifford Jordan. Then there's vocals, a scat masterclass from Jon Hendricks, Ann Young tearing up a standard and The Metronomes with silky smooth harmonies. 

I also decided to do a mini Prestige feature.... what's the difference between Blue Note and Prestige, a day's rehearsal.... yes it is the kind of ugly sister of classic jazz labels, more "blowing dates" less recording sessions. Yet of course there are some awesome titles in the Prestige catalogue, Frank Wess' "Southern Comfort" is certainly one of those, soul-jazz with a Latin twist and really punchy well balanced recording. 

As always the mellow meltdown in the middle is fun to do, it's what radio's for in my opinion. Listening to Duke Pearson's Sweet Honey Bee album again for the first time in ages, the beauty of "After The Rain" left me quite astounded, Pearson was the quintessential Blue Note artist, he acted as an A&R man for Alfred Lion, and composed the timeless "Cristo Redentor" for which he should be duly honoured as it is one of the most beautiful melodies of all time. "After The Rain" comes close to that peak of sublimity. Continuing the rainy theme the Masabumi Kikuchi composition "Drizzling Rain" from his album with Gil Evans is just as beguiling, with a Japanese lyricism, a kind of Jazz haiku. "En Passant" performed by West Coast stalwarts Shelly Manne ands His Men is an early composition by the great John Williams from U.S. tv series Checkmate, Williams' list of film credits is ridiculous , probably the most successful composer of the twentieth century?

All that instrumental grace is followed by a trio of vocal cuts with a morning theme....lushness from Carmen McRae, the brilliant Lorez Alexandria, and Andy Bey ripping some conscious flavour through Gary Bartz NTU Troops leftfoot jazz-funk.

Closing the show the last sequence gets lowdown and funky, and a bit abstract! Drums and basslines, a touch of James Brown in Roy Haynes' "Guadalupe",  and some electronic undertow in  Julian Priester's " Love Love" which I played just a portion of as it covers a whole side. 

Shame that I only squeezed a the first bit of Monette Sudler's "Brighter Days For You" as it takes me back to my early days of The Cosmic Jam all those years ago.... still love it, and the title says it all.

Peace, love and music

P.

Cosmic Jam "dirty ol' jazz reckids" 20th September 2015

The really important issues of the day like the fate of Labour under Jeremy Corbyn and the mysteries of infant colic are things The Cosmic Jam has no licence to deal with. Whatever else is going on in the world or in my life melts away for two hours on a Sunday night, and that's the way it should be. Music is our sanctuary through all times.



1. Third Stream - In A Galaxy Far Away
2. Johnny Hammond - Detroit Rainbow
3. Lucas Arruda ft Leon Ware & Guida De Palma - Stop Look And Listen
4. The Gingerbread Express - Missed Another Day
5. Nancy Wilson - Call Me
6. The Foreign Exchange ft Carlitta Durand - Disappear
7. Ben Cox Band - Blessed Are The Bleak
8. Matthew Halsall & The Gondwana Orchestra - Badder Weather
9. Sekou Sundiata - Days Going By In Broken English
10. Nat Birchall - Njozi (Vision)
11. Christian Scott - Of A New Cool
12. Malcolm Cecil - Gamelonia Dusk
13. Mathhew Halsall & The Gondwana Orchestra - Daan Park
14. Seeds Of Fulfillment - The Provider
15. Lindsey Webster - Open Up
16. Zé Ze Motta - Oxum
17. George Duke ft Flora Purim - Yana Aminah
18. Johnny Hammond - Why Can't We Smile? (unreleased version)
19. Milton Nascimento - Marie Trés Filhos
20. Milton Nascimento - Viola Violar  (live)
21. Milton Nascimento - Cravo E Canela
22. Roy Ayers Ubiquity - Des Nude Soul
23. Jay Hoggard - Sao Pablo
24. Kathryn Moses - Music In My Heart
25. Ulla - Space Lady.

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