MDM TRIO, Koncert Dyplomowy 11.06.2013 
Oskar Torok - trumpet
Piotr Matusik - piano 
Kuba Dworak - bass 
Szymon Madej - drums

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Saun & Starr's debut album, Look Closer, is out now! 

Get it digitally - radi.al/SaunAndStarr
Get it at the Daptone Shop - bit.ly/1GFQPJT
Listen on Spotify - spoti.fi/1v1RbD3

Recorded with The Dap-Kings, the highly anticipated album was produced by Daptone's Gabriel Roth and features ten original tracks by the duo, including the hit “Hot Shot." The album was recorded at Daptone Records’ House of Soul studio in Bushwick, Brooklyn in 2014. 

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Saun & Starr "Look Closer (Can't You See The Signs?)"

Three tracks off "Innervisions" - "Living for the City," "Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing" and "Too High" - followed by "Contusion" off "Songs in the Key of Life."  

This track was recorded live, direct to digital multitrack. Mixed by Justin Schwartzbauer at Toefist Productions. Featuring our good friend Charles Fletcher on bass.

Stevie Wonder Medley - Living for the City - Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing - Too High - Contusion

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Order on vinyl / CD or digital formats: https://bbemusic.lnk.to/J-Jazz
In the years following World War Two, Japan developed one of the most insatiable, dynamic and diverse markets for jazz. For a crucial period of little over a decade – from the late 1960s to the early 1980s – Japanese jazz culture progressed at an astonishing rate, producing an extraordinary array of artists, recordings and record labels that created some of the most forward thinking and impressive jazz to be committed to tape. This amazing journey is explored on ‘J Jazz’.
This compilation from BBE uncovers some of the most sought after and rare material from this period and pulls together key artists who shaped the post-war modern jazz scene in Japan.

‘J Jazz’ includes obscure and sought after rarities like the bass-driven power jazz of Koichi Matsukaze’s ‘Earth Mother’, the holy grail rarity of Aizawa Tohru Quartet’s ‘Dead Letter’ and the loping majesty of Takeo Moriyama’s ‘North Wind’. This collection takes the listener into deep spiritual jazz, post-modal impressionism and fierce dance-floor fusion with material from artists and composers whose names are generally only known to committed collectors of Japanese jazz. Fumio Karashima, Mitsuaki Katayama, Takeo Moriyama and Kiyoshi Sugimoto are among the names featured on an album aiming to shed a little light on the shadowy world of Japanese jazz clubs, tucked away in the neon backstreets. This music demands a wider audience and BBE are excited to deliver a landmark compilation, lifting the veil on this wonderful and mysterious area of the global jazz catalogue.

None of the tracks featured on ‘J Jazz’ have ever received an official release outside Japan before. The albums the tracks are taken from are extremely hard to find and often fetch huge sums on the collector’s circuit. Originally pressed in small numbers on independent and private labels such as Union, Johnny’s Disk, Whynot, ALM and VAP, these tracks are now available for everyone to enjoy.

Compiled by Tony Higgins and Mike Peden, both long-time collectors of Japanese jazz, ’J Jazz’ brings together the very best in modern jazz from Japan, recorded during a critical period of musical and cultural transition that saw composers and musicians not only assert a new artistic identity but also create a lasting musical legacy.

Eiji Nakayama – Aya’s Samba

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Paranoid Dandroid is Marc Ziegenhagen and Daniel DeMuth. We do arrangements of other people's music and improvise a bit within them in ways that we hope you'll enjoy. 

Stevie Wonder Medley - Living for the City - Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing - Too High - Contusion

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