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Music the show notes. Now, on to today's episode. Hey, everybody. This is Brent, your host of the LGS podcast. Welcome to the show. You're listening to episode number 17, where today I'm going to be talking about eight jazz records you need to listen to.

Eight jazz records you need to listen to.

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Okay, so for today's episode, I'm talking about eight jazz records you need to listen to. And these are really just

some of my favorite jazz records. These are some of the jazz records that for me have stood the

test of time. I just keep coming back to them. I keep listening to them. I keep checking them out.

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