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It may be a challenge to grasp but the task is certainly worth the effort.
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Indian Summer is largely dull and repetitive, lacking in energy and innovation, and...
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...evergreen, engagingly warm but rather safe...
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One riddim destined for the top, for sure!
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The return of Kevin Ayers might not trigger a riot, but on this form its reason to get...
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Chet's 1958 set is masterful, if a little too safe...
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This 1957 classic is a rewarding way of aquainting, or re-aquainting, yourself with a...
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The erstwhile 8-stringed maestro eschews jazz for some four-to-the-floor bar room...
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A fabulous introduction to this legendary quartet's outstanding work...
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On repeated hearing, early tonal repetition clears to reveal a formidable lyrical voice.
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A simple affair, with Lakeman’s near-falsetto, beguiling voice running the show.
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Monk's prime Prestige sides given a dusting-down...
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The son of Roy retuirns with his sixth album...
