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The UK's most celebrated and prolific solo bassist - alternating between solo and collaborative releases - have a rummage around and see what you find. The subscription is by FAR the best way to keep track of the many musical goings on!
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Latest album from one of my favourite singer/songwriters in the world. Everything Yvonne does is amazing :)
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Watching The Well
by Jon Thorne
one of the UK's finest double bass players writing an album for another of the UK's finest double bassists. Jon Thorne and Danny Thompson makes for a formidable pairing. Pretty much perfect.
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Lobelia Lawson - Positive Songs Project
by Lobelia
One of the best creative things to come out of the Lockdown - a properly brilliant record (with me on bass on a few tunes :) )
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MOONJUNE SAMPLER
by MoonJune Records
supported by 14 fans who also own “The End Of The World As We Know It Is Not The End Of The World”
Fantastic opportunity to get an impression what MoonJune Records is about (fusion, prog rock, avantgarde from all around the world, with a special spotlight on Indonesia ...). Many great artists to be discovered (mostly) and rediscovered (sometimes)! Also, watch out for their special offers due to their 15th birthday (this is why, in short time, many other MoonJune albums will appear here ;-} ).
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fourth dementia
by julie slick + marco machera
supported by 12 fans who also own “The End Of The World As We Know It Is Not The End Of The World”
2 awesome bass players come together to play... the opposite of what you would expect of 2 bassists to play. Love it. All tracks are great, don't miss 1986.
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A featherlight love letter to Japanese agrarian life that draws parallels between ambient, field recording, and Brazilian guitar music.
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