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Showing posts with label jazz. Show all posts

8tracks Mixtape - Jabulani - the FIFA World Cup Mix


Tracklist:

1. Shakira—Waka Waka (This Time For Africa) [Official FIFA World Cup Anthem]

2. Soweto Gospel Choir—Avulekile Amasango / One Love [South Africa]

3. Santana—Maria Maria [Mexico]

4. Jorge Drexler—Al Otro Lado Del Rio [Uruguay]

5. Daft Punk—One More Time [France]

6. Los Fabulosos Cadillacs—La Luz del Ritmo [Argentina]

7. Fela Kuti—Fefe Naa Efe [Nigeria]

8. Epik High—Fan [South Korea]

9. Despina Vandi—Come Along Now vs. Gia [Greece]

10. Maxïmo Park—A Cloud of Mystery [England]

11. Interpol—Obstacle 1 [USA]

12. Idir—Tout ce temps (avec Zaho) [Algeria]

13. Umek—Slap (Original Mix) [Slovenia]

14. Boys Noize—& Down [Germany]

15. The Presets—My People [Australia]

16. Darkwood Dub—Nepravda [Serbia]

17. Rocky Dawuni—Download the Revolution [Ghana]

18. Armin van Buuren—In and Out of Love [Netherlands]

19. The Kissaway Trail—Smother + Evil = Hurt [Denmark]

20. Nujabes—Luv (Sic) [Japan]

21. Manu Dibango—Soul Makossa [Cameroon]

22. Eiffel 65—Blue (Da Ba Dee) [Italy]

23. Polemic—Trip To Jamaica [Paraguay]

24. Scribe—Not Many [New Zealand]

25. Flou—Les Gens Pour Ce Qu'ils Sont (Designer Drugs Remix) [Slovakia]

26. Antônio Carlos Jobim—Garota de Ipanema (The girl from Ipanema) [Brazil]

27. Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble—Reunification Rainbow [North Korea]

28. Paco Sery—Nasty Girl [Côte d'Ivoire]

29. Buraka Som Sistema—Kalemba (Wegue Wegue) [Portugal]

30. Carlos Jean—Get Down [Spain]

31. Thomas Fehlmann—With Wings [Switzerland]

32. Aurelio Martinez—Yau [Honduras]

33. Ricardo Villalobos—Tempura [Chile]

34. K'naan—Wavin' Flag (Celebration Mix) [Official FIFA World Cup Anthem]

8tracks Mixtape - On That New Shit


Tracklist:
1. The Album Leaf—There Is A Wind
2. The Black Keys—Everlasting Light
3. Crystal Castles—Celestica
4. Foals—Spanish Sahara
5. José James—Blackmagic
6. Kate Nash—Mansion Song
7. The National—Bloodbuzz Ohio
8. Madlib—Untitled

Dave Brubeck - 24 Classic Original Recordings


Most jazz-heads will know Dave Brubeck from his classic album Time Out. This live recording, however, took place some 6 years before Time Out was released, and showcases Brubeck at his whimsical, playful best. A young Cal Tjader accompanies him, a few years before he went on to become an accomplished bandleader himself, playing some of the first Afro-Cuban jazz music. The bassist is the lesser-known Ron Crotty, who still plays today, yet received less acclaim for his brilliant performances in Brubeck's various bands. This album is a classic, a precursor to Brubeck's most productive and revolutionary period. Enjoy.

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