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A Winter's Jazz Tale

By Nick Davies | Crazeology
February 15, 2020
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With this episode we have decided to start picking a theme to focus on. Here we picked "Winter" as the theme for the show and we start with the Emmi Karoliina Uimonen and finish with Eddy Duchin. Diverse styles but great music showcasing Winter.

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Emmi Karoliina Uimonen "Winter Solstice" from My Bird(Intakt Records) 01:19
Kaidi Tatham "Cold" from It's A World Before You(First World Records) 6:26
Lucinda Slim "Two Winters Long" from Lucinda Slim (Self-Produced) 11:49
Michael Merchant "Figs Grow in the Winter Time" from Praise Poems 4 (Jazzman Records)18:21
Verneri Pohjola "Cold Blooded" from Bullhorn (Edition Records) 25.58
The Don Rendell Ian Carr "Cold Mountain" from The Complete Lansdowne Recordings, 1965-1969 (Jazzman Records) 28:56
Florian Hoefner "Winter in June" from First Spring (Alma Records) 34:07
Benny Goodman "Winter Weather" from Nuttin' for Christmas (Santa Clause Records) 44:10
Eddy Duchin "When Winter Comes" from Christmas Stars (One Moment in Time) 55:39

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