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Top Ten Tracks from 2019 to help You Get Through The Day

By Nick Davies | Crazeology
January 15, 2020
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As 2019 passes into 2020 it is a time to look back at some of the best records from the previous year. 2019 saw some very good jazz releases many of which were featured on the Crazeology Radio Show and it was really hard to decide a top ten. After many hours of deliberating with records being put in and taken out a list was drawn up. These may not be the greatest releases but each had an impact in its own individual way. In this show expect music from young stars like Yazz Ahmed and Binker Golding to established stars like Bill Frisell and Rich Halley.

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Miles Davis "Give It Up" from Rubberband (Rhino Records) 2:10
Rich Halley "Opening" fromTerra Incognita (Pine Eagle Records) 08:43
Binker Golding "I Forgot Santa Monica" from Abstractions of Reality Past & Incredible Feathers (Gearbox Records) 20:29
Bright Dog Red "Cauldrons and Conundrums" from How's By You? (Ropeadope)25:56
Nils Landgren, Michael Wollny & Wolfgang Haffner With Lars Danielsson "That's All" from 4 Wheel Drive Live (ACT Recordings)32:58
Oddarrang "07-15 Years" from Hypermetros (Edition Records) 40.36
Bill Frisell "Hard Times from Harmony (Blue Note) 45:49
Louis Armstrong "Them There Eyes" from Live in Europe (BBE Records)49:57
The Bad Plus "Thrift Store Jewelry" from Activate Infinity (Edition Records)53:49
Yazz Ahmed " One Girl Among Many" from Polyhymnia (Ropeadope) 58:51

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