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Live At The Montreux Jazz Festival Baroness post-punk and absurdist sound-collage

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post-punk and absurdist sound-collage

The album includes a selection of some of Mauriat's popular recordings

It was the first that he released on the Impulse

Denny Lile’s eponymously titled and lone record has come back to life due to Jer Lile

Written during 2020 and 2021

Live At The Montreux Jazz Festival Baroness post-punk and absurdist sound-collageA legendary live album by Roy Ayers, originally released only in Japan in 1972. Captured at peak intensity, this rare recording features standout tracks like "Daddy Bug," "In A Silent Way," and "Move To Groove." One of Ayers' few documented live performances and an early Ubiquity release, this album showcases the vibraphonist at a creative high point, delivering pure groove and exhilaration from start to finish.

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