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00:38 Hi!
03:58 Lindsay Goes to Mykonos
06:56 Good to go!
10:33 Talkie Talkie, Charlie Charlie
13:53 Kiki, You Complete Me
17:07 The Link is about to Die
23:02 1K!
26:27 Tripping at a Party
29:40 Don't Change
33:10 Change of Heart
37:03 FFS
40:00 Try the Circle!
44:57 Pista (Fresh Start)
48:40 La Bomba
51:15 Let Me Cook You
55:00 Las Panteras
59:23 Tequila
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A very local musician (literally a few suburbs over from me!) who's got a cracker of a country album I reckon. The production is somewhat amateur and his voice can't quite hit a few of the notes he aims for, but it gives it a charm I love. It's the perfect music for hanging out at a local bar, talking crap with your mates, and nodding along with some beaut tracks from a live band.

If you're Australian you'll recognise lots of slang terms in the song.

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submitted 2 days ago* (last edited 1 day ago) by SlurpingPus@lemmy.world to c/music@lemmy.world

'The Robert Herridge Theater' was a half-hour dramatic anthology produced by Robert Herridge, that ran in syndication circa 1959-1960. But the episode 'The Sound of Miles Davis' was a concert by Davis, John Coltrane, Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb, and the Gil Evans Orchestra, and aired July 21, 1960.

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00:00 If They Had Hearts
08:44 A Dance With Death 
19:01 Everything Here is Black and Blinding
26:45 Bloom (Murmurations at First Light)
40:18 The Gloaming 
43:25 Blood Will Have Blood
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Worth it to stick around for the epic solos.

Fun fact: The keyboardist composed the jingles for over 110 train stations in Japan.

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submitted 2 days ago by sajran@lemmy.ml to c/music@lemmy.world

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/39696715

Hi everyone! I recently became interested in DJ-ing and this is my first mix. I had a lot fun making this and felt like sharing. Feedback welcome.

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