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::::: SPACECAKE BREAKS :::::
01. ‘Keep On Movin’ Intro
02. ‘NYC Movin’ (Billy Jean Mix)’ – Unknown [White 2002]
03. ‘Hold Us Down (G-corp Mix)’ – Rae & Christian feat. The Congos [Grand Central 2002]
04. ‘Space Walk’ – Lemon Jelly [XL 2002]
05. ‘Raw Chillie’ – Beathoven [Puma Strut 2002]
06. ’The Russians Are Coming’ – Val Bennett [Trojan 1968]
07. ‘Melo Do Tagrela - Rappers’ Delight (Roc Hunter Mix)’ – Gang Do Tagrela [Odean 1974]
08. ‘Street Life (US Disco Mix’ – Crusaders [MCA 1979]
09. ‘Ramblin’ Man’ – Lemon Jelly [XL 2002]
10. ‘Expansions’ – Lonnie Liston-Smith [BMG 1975]
11. ‘Easy’ – Groove Armada [Pepper 2002]
12. ‘Warrior Charge’ – Aswad [Grove 1980]
13. ‘Wake Up Everybody’ – Rae & Christian feat. Bobby Womack [Grand Central 2002]
14. ‘Don’t Stop My Roots’ - Kid Creme [Jalapeno / Illegal 2002]
15. ‘Going Back To My Roots (Groove Armada Go North Mix)’ - Richie Havens [V2 2002]
16. ‘The Mambo Craze (Radio Edit)’ - De Phazz [Mole 1999]
::::: S*A*T 2002 :::::
::::: HOLD UP :::::
01. ‘Departures’ – Karminsky Experience Inc. [Guidance 2003]
02. ‘It’s Dancing Time’ – Mr Scruff + Quantic [Ninja Tune 2003]
03. ‘Elle (Main mix)’ – DJ Gregory [Faya Combo 2003]
04. ‘Baile Funk Medley’ – Ivo Meirelles + Funk’ N’ Lata
[Mr Bongo 2003]
05. ‘Get Down (Original whoopin’ mix)’ – 12th Floor [Rawfusion 2003]
06. ’70s/80s (The Scientist remix 2)’ – Nightmares On Wax [Warp 2003]
07. ‘Sambalate (Dub mix)’ – Martinez [Guidance 2003]
08. ‘Every Night’ – Tosca [!K7 2003]
09. ‘Chick-A-Boon’ – Joe Bataan [Vampisoul 2003]
10. ‘The Shark’ – Bonobo [Tru Thoughts 2001]
11. ‘Rockfort Rock’ – Sound Dimension [Studio One]
12. ‘I Just Want To Celebrate’ – Rare Earth [Motown 1970]
13. ‘Costa Del Sol (Album version)’ – Gero [Juice 2002]
14. ‘Jaleo feat. Concha Buika’ – Truby Trio [Compost 2003]
15. ‘Latin Lover’ – Lemon [Club Montepulciano 2003]
16. ‘Cubana’ - Gerardo Frisina [Schema 2003]
17. ‘Postales’ - Federico Aubele [ESL 2003]
18. ‘Oats’ - Lemon Jelly [XL 2003]
19. ’Sing Pretty’ - Mawglee [Tru Thoughts 2003]
20. ‘Believe’ - Los Chicharrons [Voodoo 2003]
21. ‘Jogando Capoeira’ - Beatfanatic [Rawfusion 2003]
22. ‘La Maison De La Trompette’ - Stigmato Inc [Moonbeat 2003]
23. ‘Chocolate’ - Wicked Lester & Dos Gringos [Jalapeno 2003]
24. ‘Nothing Owed’ – Bonobo [Ninja Tune 2003]
25. ’Signs (Bonobo 12” Mix)’ - Badmarsh & Shri [Outcaste 2001]
26. ‘Futebol De Bar (Heavy Usker Remix) - Cesar Mariano & Cia [HiTop 1977 / 2003]
27. ‘The Revolution Will Not Be Televised’ - Soul Rebels [Defected 2002]
28. ‘In I Dimman’ - Arvid [Rawfusion 2002]
29. ‘Date With Destiny’ – Nightmares On Wax [Warp 2003]
::::: S*A*T 2003 :::::
G O L D E N - Sir Real
01 Remembering - Lav & Purl
02 White Nile - Kelan Phil Cohran And Legacy
03 After The Storm - Dreadzone
04 Elastic Dub - Beat Pharmacy
05 Stranger Things - Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein
06 First, Consider The Lilies (extract) - The Orb
07 Mountain - Dreadzone
08 This Road - Poldoore
09 Dix Vertes (Cosmodelica Remix) - Cantoma
10 Long Water - Wilson Tanner
11 N7 Odyssey - Mudd & Pollard
12 Where Is My Friend - Dreadzone
13 Talva Lumi (Apiento Lx Remix) - Cantoma
14 Cristina and Carolina - Jonny Nash
15 Villa Stavros - Mudd & Pollard
16 We'd Like To Capture Your Mind - Cobby & Porky
17 We Have All The Time In The World (Live in London) - The Specials
A P R I L 2 0 1 7
"Guitarist Jim Hall is the sort of musician who displays such technical expertise, imaginative conception, and elegance of line and phrase that almost any recording of his is worth hearing. Still, Concierto ranks among the best albums of his superb catalog. For starters, the personnel here is a jazz lover's dream come true. Paul Desmond (saxophone), Chet Baker (trumpet), Roland Hanna (piano), Ron Carter (bass), and Steve Gadd (drums) are on board, creating -- along with Hall -- one of the highest profile lineups ever put to tape. Yet Concierto is not about star power and showboating. As subtle, nuanced, and considered as any of Hall's output, the ensemble playing here demonstrates great group sensitivity and interplay, giving precedence to mood and atmosphere over powerhouse soloing. Conductor and arranger Don Sebesky evinces a chamber ambience from the sextet on "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To," the smoky "The Answer Is Yes," and the Hall centerpiece "Concierto de Aranjuez."
-AllMusic
1. You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To
2. Two's Blues
3. The Answer Is Yes
4. Concierto de Arenjuez
5. Rock Skippin'
6. Unfinished Business
7. You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To (alt. take)
8. The Answer Is Yes (alt. take)
9. Rock Skippin (alt. take)
Jim Hall (g), Chet Baker (tr), Paul Desmond (as), Roland Hanna (p), Ron Carter (b), Steve Gadd (dr)
