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ticket to the edge of a dream
featuring greg foat, lion babe, yasmin lacey x ezra collective, larry stonephace stabbins x zoe rahman, quantic y su combo barbaro, joyce, chip wickham, bryony jarman-pinto, norman connors, nala sinephro, floating points, joel ross feat. brandee younger, meirelles y os copa, minnie riperton
radiant children travel free
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Playing tracks by greg foat, lion babe, yazmin lacey and ezra collective, larry stonephace stabbins feat. zoe rahman, quantic y su combo barbaro and more.
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cream!
Like that vibe... bst
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Lovely stuff! Superb listening entertainment. I'm late to the show again for some reason. Notifications never notify me when you and a couple of others I'm fond of publish a post.
Cheers fly. Been enjoying your shows lately, as always, but haven't caught up with all of them because you've been so damn prolific. Have you retired or something? Or maybe you're a freelancer with a gap between contracts..
PS You've yet to reveal the identity of the mystery saxophonist on Drone Age Blues π
Wow. New listener-happy to have discovered U
Welcome aboard! π
loved the very final track!
Yep, so gorgeous. It's my favourite track off Perfect Angel and I've been trying to fit it into one of these sets since time.
great set man. love thee final 1/3 in particular. that Joel Ross sounding great!
Cheers Julian. That Joel Ross version is fantastic, isn't it? How it develops, and the directions and it goes off in. π€
absolute magic! just the (dream)ticket. only half way in (I rewound once already for another listen to the opening section...) and loving this, including the (always very welcome here) splash of bossa. looking forward to the Nala Sinephro and Floating Points pieces... but all so worth savouring π₯π
great version of Butterfly...
Sinephro never fails to hit right spot (I saw the other day that she has new album coming in October; wishlisted) - and beautifully soared down to the Floating Points piece. a lush session M'Lord, Pππ
Thanka Papa π
Having a bit of a thing about Butterfly at the moment, slipped the Jazz Jamaica version into our last Music For Being set.
That new Nala Sinephro album has got me anticipating as well, hoping to get to see her live at the Barbican in October.
I know a bit of bossa always go down well with you - any chance of a new Para Paizinho session sometime? (Just been enjoying your latest Future Sound Of Nibley - magic βββ)
ha - I've listened to the full mix ( https://www.mixcloud.com/musicforbeing/ep6-the-marches-of-summer/ ), and the file of your portion on it's own, a good few times but somehow didn't clock that one as Butterfly!
funny; I just digged it as something familiar but new to my ears - I should read the track lists with more RAM installed!
do you know the Kimiko Kasai (and Herbie Hancock) one? - my 'gateway' Butterfly version.
was only pondering a new Para Paizinho last week - it's percolating somewhere behind my ears and forthcoming... π
Cheers Papa, don't know the Kimiko Kasai version but I'll be checking that out.
*googles*
Oh, looks like it's got half of The Headhunters on it? Interesting.
Damn. Went to book tickets for the Sinephro concert last night and it's sold out already.
Obviously a buzz building around that new album.
nuts - that's a bum-note...π¨
Beautiful selection - most enjoyable, thanks.
Could listen to Quantic y su Combo Barbaro on repeat all day - just love that period of Colombian Quantic. Sadly, finding his most recent output a bit uninspired.
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Cheers CoS. That's definitely my favourite Quantic era as well. Tunes like Arianita and Mas Pan are going to be with me for the duration now.
Hey John, thanks for the new dream tickets. Really needed in these times.
You've given me a lot of homework again. So many beautiful tracks.
This opening track is really great, as is the Yazmin Lacey/Ezra Collective track.
Chip Wickham's album "Blue to Red" is a regular on my player.
Thanks for compiling this beaut!
I hope you and Gill enjoyed this summer.
Hi Andras,
Just been listening to your latest Wake Up And Smell The Coffee set - lovely stuff.
I really like the first two tracks in this Dreamticket. Sometimes, some songs - just the music, not even the words - can feel like they're chanelling all the best and most optimistic things about being human. We all need that.
Lots of respect for Chip Wickham who's been turning out some great music over the last few years.
All good with me and Gill, although the worst and the best of the UK have both been on display this summer...
Hope you and yours are all in the pink. Be lucky!
A most enjoyable late night ear-cruise, John!
Cheers Patrick. Have a good weekend!