You can consider this a companion piece to my other “playlist” of semi obscure music which I feel deserves a wider audience. To reiterate, I know modern election seasons are rough, I know a lot of people are sick of politics and seek out goofy blogs like my own to escape from that depressing shit rather than delve into it. While I feel the current situation in America is important to discuss, and offer solutions for, I would like to cater to the needs of my readers who come here to get away from current events too. That’s why I’m trying to separate this last batch of political essays with stuff that’s more fun. Enjoy, and remember that in the captions below each video I will include the artist and song/album name in case YouTube takes them down.
Standalone Songs
the Inside Man (Soopasoul Remix) by Funky Destination
Norman Overhears the Conversation from A Star is Born
Full Albums
L’Univers de la Mer by Dominique Guiot
Ethiopian Knights by Donald Byrd
First Cuckoo by Deodato
Thursday Afternoon by Brian Eno
Auracle by City Slickers
Window of a Child by Seawind
Soul Food Taqueria by Tommy Guerrero
Foreplay by Mild Orange
Road to Knowhere by Tommy Guerrero
Little Ghost by Moonchild
Tranquility by Dutch Treat
Jazz Rock by Lockwood
Prism by Prism
Like it is by Yusef Lateef
Short Trip to Space by Tropea
Visions by Clearlight
Stories of the Astral Lizard by The Re-Stoned
Le Jardin de Lucy by Sumac Dub
Dreams by Gabor Szabo
Wildflower by Herb Ellis &Remo Palmier
Between Days by Far Caspian
Mint Jams by Casiopea
Summer Breeze by Piper
Firefly by Emily Remler
Wave by Tom Jobim
Carnaval by Spyro Gyra
No Problem by Chet Baker Quartet
My Favorite Things by John Coltrane
Texas Sun by Khruangbin & Leon Bridges
Gentleman by Fela Kuti
Eloy, Power and the Passion
Tarkus by Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Diane by Chet Baker and Paul Bley
Ocean by Eloy
Frente Bolivarista Vol 4 by Nomades
Reflections on Creation and Space by Alice Coltrane
Surfin’ by Embryo
Rainbow Goblins by Masayoshi Takanaka
Seychelles by Masayoshi Takanaka
Can I Sing? by Masayoshi Takanaka
The Fence by Harold McNair
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Nice variety of songfs,I remember The Look of Love and Girl from Ipanena, tunes that bring back good memories. but the others are all new to me. The first few seemed toi be Zazz a music type I was never big into. .Didn’t have time to listen to many of the songs, But they seem like a nice selection to go back and listen to sometime. Thanks for sharing these songs.
Nice variety of songfs,I remember The Look of Love and Girl from Ipanena, tunes that bring back good memories. but the others are all new to me. The first few seemed toi be Zazz a music type I was never big into. .Didn’t have time to listen to many of the songs, But they seem like a nice selection to go back and listen to sometime. Thanks for sharing these songs.