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  1. I only recently discovered Kamasi Washington. He’s a fantastic jazz saxophonist. His style reminds me a little of Sun Ra. Worth a listen if you like jazz.

    #Music #KamasiWashington #SunRa #Jazz

  2. I only recently discovered Kamasi Washington. He’s a fantastic jazz saxophonist. His style reminds me a little of Sun Ra. Worth a listen if you like jazz.

    #Music #KamasiWashington #SunRa #Jazz

  3. I only recently discovered Kamasi Washington. He’s a fantastic jazz saxophonist. His style reminds me a little of Sun Ra. Worth a listen if you like jazz.

    #Music #KamasiWashington #SunRa #Jazz

  4. I only recently discovered Kamasi Washington. He’s a fantastic jazz saxophonist. His style reminds me a little of Sun Ra. Worth a listen if you like jazz.

    #Music #KamasiWashington #SunRa #Jazz

  5. I only recently discovered Kamasi Washington. He’s a fantastic jazz saxophonist. His style reminds me a little of Sun Ra. Worth a listen if you like jazz.

    #Music #KamasiWashington #SunRa #Jazz

  6. Kamasi Washington - Harmony Of Difference

    I don’t often reach for Kamasi Washington records. It’s not because I don’t like them. In fact, I always enjoy them more than I think I’m going to – it’s just that, with their end of the 2010’s excessive packaging, they just seem like a bit of a faff. Because of that, I’d forgotten all about this album.

    It was released in between the two behemoths that were The Epic and Heaven and Earth and, to be honest, runs along very similar lines: lush and beautifully melodic, over-staffed jazz, with nothing that will frighten the horses. This plays out across the two sides of a single vinyl album. Thank fuck for that.

    #NowPlaying
    #Vinyl
    #KamasiWashington
    #HarmonyOfDifference
    #Jazz
    #Music

  7. Kamasi Washington - Harmony Of Difference

    I don’t often reach for Kamasi Washington records. It’s not because I don’t like them. In fact, I always enjoy them more than I think I’m going to – it’s just that, with their end of the 2010’s excessive packaging, they just seem like a bit of a faff. Because of that, I’d forgotten all about this album.

    It was released in between the two behemoths that were The Epic and Heaven and Earth and, to be honest, runs along very similar lines: lush and beautifully melodic, over-staffed jazz, with nothing that will frighten the horses. This plays out across the two sides of a single vinyl album. Thank fuck for that.

    #NowPlaying
    #Vinyl
    #KamasiWashington
    #HarmonyOfDifference
    #Jazz
    #Music