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Mojo and the Bayou Gypsies, Mojo Gonna Git’ Ya! (Red Hot Mojo)
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Various Artists, Sabrosa! The Afro-Latin Groove (Rhino)
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The Royal Pendletons, Oh Yeah, Baby: An Intimate Session with America’s Favorite Band (Sympathy for the Record Industry)
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Permagrin, Nymphettamine (Threnogrin Music)
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Dr. John, Anutha Zone (Virgin/Pointblank)
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Tuts Washington, Tipitina’s ’78 (Tuff City)
It’s a travesty that the great pianist Isadore “Tuts” Washington wasn’t recorded more often. Besides this new live release, Washington’s recorded work consists of a handful of sides he made […]
Brian Blade, Brian Blade Fellowship (Blue Note)
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Chocolate Milk, Ice Cold Funk: The Greatest Grooves of Chocolate Milk (Razor & Tie)
The obvious problem in compiling a greatest hits record is determining which hits of the band in question are their greatest. In the case of Chocolate Milk, the New Orleans […]
Jeremy Davenport, Maybe in A Dream (Telarc)
Jeremy Davenport’s Maybe In a Dream is his long-awaited new record of hopelessly romantic jazz. Mixing standards and solid originals, Davenport — one of New Orleans’ best-kept secrets — is […]
