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Cleaning house and listening to this mix: Random Radio 092: America Emmett Miller - Anytime Percy Mayfield - River's Invitation Betty Roché - Trouble Trouble Ray Price - Crazy Arms Frank Hutchison - Cumberland Gap Tennessee Ernie Ford - Milk 'em in the Morning Blues Willard Hodgin - Don't Get One Woman on Your Mind Church of God in Christ - I’m Gonna Lift Up a Standard for My King D.A. Hunt - Lonesome Old Jail Delmore Brothers - Pan American Boogie Cecil Gant - I'll Remember You Blind Pete and Partner - Cacklin’ Hen Billy Golden - Roll on de Ground Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant - Arkansas Traveler Buell Kazee - Wagoner's Lad Ernest Phipps & His Holiness Quartet - A Little Talk with Jesus Blind Willie Johnson - I'm Gonna Run to the City of Refuge Wade Mainer - Mitchell Blues Leo Soileau - Sur Le Chemin Chez Moi Vol Stevens - Vol Stevens' Blues Homer Quincy Smith - Pilgrim's Journey Arthur Crudup - My Baby Left Me Little Walter - Muskadine Blues Bobby Short - Hottentot Potentate Ornette Coleman, Paul Bley, Don Cherry - Crossroads Bradley Kincaid - Old Joe Clark Proximity Quartet - Lindy Billy Love - Juiced "Black Face" Eddie Ross - Ross’ Juba Famous Bluejay Singers of Birmingham - Clanka a Lanka (Sleep on Mother) Jubilee Quartette - Couldn't Hear Nobody Praying Eck Robertson - Ragtime Annie The Sons of the Pioneers - One More River The Two Poor Boys - Joe Evans & Arthur Mcclain - Old Hen Cackle Mr. Crump Prince's Band - The Memphis Blues Julia Lee - When Your Lover Has Gone L. V. Jones & His Virginia Singing Class - Will My Mother Know Me There Texas Ruby - Don't You Lie to Me Jimmy Logsdon - I Wann Be Mama'd Emmett Miller - Any Time Link Davis - Joe Turner Louisiana Lou - Go ‘long Mule Blind Lemon Jefferson - Hot Dog Clifton Chenier - Just a Lonely Boy Blind Leroy Garnett - Louisiana Glide Sons of the Ozarks - Plantation Blues Bert Williams - Nobody Paul Whiteman & Bing Crosby - Muddy Water Mississippi Jook Band - Hittin' the Bottle Stomp McFarland-Gardner - I've Grown so Used to You Johnny Bayersdorffer - The Waffleman’s Call Roanoke Jug Band - Stone Mountain Rag Charles A. Asbury - Haul the Woodpile Down Eddie Cantor & the Georgians - If You Do What You Do Speckled Red - Speckled Red's Blues Moses Mason - Shrimp Man Len Spencer - Arkansas Traveler Polk Miller & His Old South Quartette - Rise and Shine The Right Quintette - Exhortation Big Maybelle - Sad and Disappointed Blind Lemon Jefferson - See That My Grave Is Kept Clean Texas Tommy - Trinity River Carolina Tarheels - Lay Down Baby, Take Your Rest Stomp Frank Melrose - Market Street Perry and His Stomp Band - Ash Can Stomp Three Tobacco Tags - Get Your Head in Here Jimmy Reed - Baby Don't Say That No More Chano Pozo and Orch - Placetas B.B. King - Fine Looking Woman Johnny Beck - You've Gotta Lay Down Momma Alec Johnson - Sister Maude Mule James Walton - Eva Lee Diamond Four - Poor Mourner Henry Johnson & His Boys - Down Home Special Blind Lemon Jefferson - Bad Luck Blues Aulton Ray - Dixie Cowboy Walter Horton - Black Gal Gus Cannon (Banjo Joe) - Jonestown Blues Frank Jenkins - Baptist Shout Harry Partch - The Letter

Harris Eisenstadt - drums, compositions Michael McGinnis - clarinet Jason Mears - alto saxophone Sara Schoenbeck - bassoon Mark Taylor - french horn Brian Drye - trombone Jay Rozen - tuba Jonathan Goldberger - electric guitar Garth Stevenson - acoustic bass

Lead sheets

La forme du temps est un cercle by François Bayle

François Carrier - alto saxophone Masayo Koketsu - alto saxophone Daisuke Fuwa - double-bass Takashi Itani - drums & percussion

So this is from that Jazz Piano Mosaic? I should’ve recognized that. Good one!

You should take a listen. It's quite nice.

Are those like laser beans? Thomas Borgmann – soprano and tenor saxophone, toy-melodica Max Johnson – bass Willi Kellers – drums and voice

Rodrigo Pinheiro - piano Hernani Faustino - double bass Gabriel Ferrandini - drums and percussion John Butcher - tenor and soprano saxophones

Al Azraqayn by KARKHANA KARKHANA are: Mazen Kerbaj: trumpet, objects, electronics Umut Çağlar: double reeds, bamboo flutes Sam Shalabi: oud, electric guitar Sharif Sehnaoui: electric guitar Maurice Louca: organ, synthesizer Tony Elieh: electric bass Michael Zerang: drums, darbouka

Burton Greene and Guillaume Gargaud - Magic Intensity

Today in 1846, Adolphe Sax patented the saxophone. Play something saxy.

Yeah, but that series introduced a lot of clubgoers in America in the 90s to that music. That, and BGP too! There was a time then when I tried to get as much of that as possible!

Why turn your mic on when you have nothing to say? Plus, you can’t expect everyone who’s just looking to actually join the forum.

Perry Robinson & Burton Greene - Two Voices in the Desert

Single disc of an "unknown" artist.

There's a Zweitausendeins in Frankfurt? I really miss the one that they closed in Köln.

Each disc is 90 minutes long.