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Yes!

Well, those folks sit in the middle. You had acid jazz influence, then someone like Meshell Ndegeocello, then Badu and Jill Scott, then you had it connect more with hiphop, then it connected (Frank Ocean, for instance) with alternative R&B, then...

Example? 25 Neo-Soul Artists Reshaping Contemporary Soul in 2025 There's always the Swedish version:

yeah, the style hasn't changed much in 30 years except for new technologies.

I think it's still "neo-soul."

Ahh, man, that's too bad. This was my introduction to him as a 12-year-old listening to the radio show "Transition." Uhuru too! Yes, definitely: that voice!

1. The Way We Were 03:46 2. The Sting 04:24 3. Mon Ami Qui Frui 04:49 4. Le Picbois 03:27 5. Les Gens De Mon Pays 03:54 6. Watermelon Man 03:04 7. Coming Home Baby 02:56 8. Take Five 04:39 9. Le Roi Muffe 04:16 10. Bright Moments 02:50

"Square Slates"

Yeah, it "works."

Did Mr. Slate have a first name?

I'm thinking it's "Ondas" as well. The piano, especially on Forgotten Love is so prominent with a repetitive chord throughout. The cover matches perfectly. It's early 80s ... "Northern European" ... "Jarrett-like" and so on.

To make it even more confusing, BYG released it in 1980 as BYG 14

Good to see that Dahinden will be involved.

I miss The Orville.

You can break down the title like this: "B-X⁰" is the category or system within his comp. language with the "B" referring to a series and the "X⁰" being a subset or a structural branch. The "NO-47ᴬ": "NO" being a notational code that brings us to "47ᴬ" being Composition 47 with an alternative version "ᴬ". Also, the "100 Tubas" work is an early work - from '68/'69 - being his 19th official composition.

Dat's da breaks!