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Take Five - #225

Daryl Ong

16-May-19 22:00

Take Five - #225

The show that aims to expand and showcase the boundaries & limitations of jazz music from the old classics to futuristic compositions from all over the world. Nu-jazz, afro beat, acid jazz, hard bop, free jazz - we cover them all!

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1:21 - Nu Guinea - Ddoje Facce

5:13 - Taylor Haskins - Circle Theory

8:38 - Kongo Dia Ntotila - 360

14:26 - Maurice Brown - On My Way Home

22:51 - Alfa Mist - Jjajja's Screen

28:04 - Kamasi Washington - Perspective

33:40 - Cykada - Dimension Stepper

39:17 - Mark De Clive-Lowe - The Silk Road

47:40 - SEED Ensemble - The Dream Keeper

Produced by: Daryl Ong


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