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I went all jazz this week. Okay. The three tracks I have are part of this ongoing jazz appreciation

thing that we have going, you and I. But, and it's a three. I didn't know. I just know I wasn't

consulted on this thing we have going, but sure.

And there are three very, very distinct styles.

I feel like you're trying to like, what's that?

What do they say?

Is it Trojan horsing?

You're trying to Trojan horse jazz into my life.

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This is an album coming out later this month, on March 28th.

It's a lost album recorded in 1978 by the Brazilian drummer Edison Machado, who was one

of those kinds of musicians, musician.

His career began in Rio in the 1950s, and he had a winding path of a career from Brazil

to Europe and then the US.

This album was recorded again in 1978, and it's an amazing mixture of jazz and Basanova and samba,

but told through the jazz perspective.

This is a track called Nakela Basset.

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