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Take Five - #226

Daryl Ong

23-May-19 22:00

Take Five - #226

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 can cover them all! 

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1:19 - Theon Cross - Candace Of Meroe

7:02 - Tommy Guerrero - Heat in the Streets

10:06 - Ezra Collective - Shakara (feat. KOKOROKO)

16:38 - Mansur Brown - Motions

22:32 - Sanah Kadoura - The Power Of

28:26 - Joomanji - Spread Too Thin (Instrumental) (Ft. Nick Blanchini)

33:51 - Robohands - Lament

39:03 - Scopes - Alter Ego

44:35 - Sarah Tandy - Snake In The Grass

Produced by: Daryl Ong


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