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Bronchoscopy
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I'll Remember April
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Milestones
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Like Someone In Love
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Stablemates
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If I Should Lose You
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The Rookies Melbourne, Australia
The Rookies were born in the spring of 2014 on the forgotten end of Brunswick Street in a room full of sweat, beer and dim
lights at The Rooks Return. What started as a quiet set of background jazz for punters while they imbibed their cocktails quickly devolved into an uninhibited, drunken dance party reminiscent of a time almost forgotten...
The Rookies are Jazz, but not like you know it.
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Across A Field As Vast As One
by Sam Anning
supported by 8 fans who also own “Play Jazz”
Hi Sam. Looking fwd to having you in our house both digitally and in person of course. Congratulations and very best wishes. Vicki and Jeff It’s been so still here. Like it’s waiting for you all to return.
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Daylight Savings
by Surprise Chef
supported by 7 fans who also own “Play Jazz”
This entire album feels like it could have fallen straight out of some sort of Noir movie in the absolute best possible way.
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Lowlights
by Spirograph Studies
supported by 7 fans who also own “Play Jazz”
Soft and melancholic but great detail a spectacular album to listen to laden with emotion. Really great
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New Zealand saxophonist Jeremy Rose hits us with an LP full of nimble jazz with noir-y melodies.
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Sydney quartet Delay 45 are a leading light of Australia’s jazz and improvised music scene.
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Vibrant, playful jazz in the chordless tradition from this new Australian quartet, who embrace both freedom and swing.
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Fluid Motion
by 30/70 Collective
supported by 7 fans who also own “Play Jazz”
I got no words for it. Maybe one: excellent.
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