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The King Is Home
01:37
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Kings of Pain
06:18
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Time Has Come
04:17
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Trapped
05:04
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Panther
05:03
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Down To Now
04:26
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For the Millions
05:06
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Silence of the Jams
05:23
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Do You Feel Good?
02:53
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Hollow Wood
03:00
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The Last Poets New York, New York
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I first encountered Rudy on 303. This album is an amazing mixture and tickles my "uniqueness" gene. I absolutely love it!
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Ancestral Recall
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Track 7 is simply wonderful. Everything just melts and fades away - as if I was traveling into a dream.
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Such a beautifully crafted album. Such intense rich weaving of sounds and feelings. It’s one of those albums you are happy to share at the same time want to keep as a personal secret. Amazing stuff by Mr Halsall. I suggest anyone reading this to spend some time in his early stuff too. Song to Charlie is monumental.
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Playing with Esu / Where will Ogun Live
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Kaleidoscopic visions courtesy of a fantastic ensemble. This album enchants and transports; a genuine ode to the thriving London Jazz movement.
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