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I was told to try these guys so for its a bit meh but this my fav track so far.
 

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The Bird And The Bee - Ray Guns Are Not Just The Future

heard on NPR today and downloaded when I got home.
 
Must admit that I rather liked the original thread, and, as some other posters have pointed out, it was a very useful way of learning about (or being directed to) new and unheard music.

To the point then; just now, I am listening to some Azymuth, an amazing Brazilian band from the sixties, (a few years ago, I saw them play live, in a jazz club, an incredible experience) who combined lounge jazz, south American rhythms, and oozed cool. When I saw them, the three musicians were well into their sixties and still complete masters of their music. Try "Jazz Carnival" and "Last Summer in Rio"; "Pieces of Ipanema" is possibly their best known song.

Cheers and good luck
 
the new neko case....

Duff-Man says...I played that for the first time last night and thought it was exceptionally good - I rather liked her version of the Sparks tune "never turn your back on mother earth."

Right now I am playing "It's Cloudy Now" by Aviv Geffen & the Mistakes. He's an Israeli artist and his albums are all sung in Hebrew. Best known outside of Israel for his work with Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree) in Blackfield, he's got his first English language solo album coming out soon, produced by Trevor Horn and featuring Mike Garson on piano (who has played with Bowie off and on since the early 70's)....oh yeah!
 
What I will be listening to for the next 3:00 minutes.
 

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