VA-Required_Listening_2_-_Compiled_by_John_Kong-2007-JUST

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MP3/FLAC

Group

JUST

Size

97,78 MB

Files

15

Date

2007-08-31

NFO

Artist.......: VA
Album........: Required Listening 2 - Compiled By John Kong
Label........: Do Right
Genre........: Lo-Fi
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Sep-01-2007
str.date.....: 2k7
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a

track  title                                          time

 01.   abdominal - t-ode (featuring notes to self)   04:00
 02.   anonymous twist - sweet 16                    03:06
       (featuring planet asia)
 03.   justis - jazz music                           04:28
 04.   sacha williamson - hurricane                  06:58
 05.   sekoya - love's in need                       03:59
 06.   the souljazz orchestra - mista president      06:36
 07.   aklimatize - dime la verdad                   05:24
 08.   alister johnson - like a star                 07:07
 09.   cobblestone jazz - the creator                06:16
 10.   1 luv - starz                                 04:57
 11.   brian macmillian - signs                      04:27
 12.   sunshine state - day job                      06:04
       (alister johnson mix)
 13.   ghislain poirier - pou ki sa dub              04:29
       (featuring nik myo)
 14.   apostle of hustle - my sword hands anger      02:50
       (circle research remix)
 15.   dante & dhula - why do the wicked ones rule   06:46

                                            Runtime  77:27 min
                                            Size     97,8 MB


Release Notes:

An even wider-ranging batch of grooves than the
excellent first volume of Required Listening --
bits of contemporary jazz, soul, hip hop, and more
-- all pulled together as a showcase for the great
things going down on the Canadian scene! Do Right
mainman John Kong pulled together all the tracks
for the set -- and as usual, he's got a great ear
for an unusual groove -- an approach that almost
makes him the Canadian equivalent to Gilles P --
given his talent for finding a tune! There's a
fresh, free feel to the set that's really great --
a sense of focus and cohesion, even when the styles
come from all points of the spectrum.

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