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Combo Royale Toronto, Ontario
Combo Royale plays Old-Time foot stompin' Jazz for near 'bout anyone who'll listen.
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If you like Since You've Been Gone (I've Never Seen So Much of You), you may also like:
supported by 25 fans who also own “Since You've Been Gone (I've Never Seen So Much of You)”
Thank you for the music
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Unseasonably Hot
by Carolina Reapers Swing
supported by 24 fans who also own “Since You've Been Gone (I've Never Seen So Much of You)”
I took part in your two live concerts at The Royal Swing Fest in Torino, this weekend. You're simply amazing. And your yesterdays last song, "St. James Infirmary"... I'm still getting goose bumps. Bravissimi, ragazzi!
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Pass The Bounce
by Brooks Prumo Orchestra
supported by 22 fans who also own “Since You've Been Gone (I've Never Seen So Much of You)”
I've been playing this CD on repeat for DAYS! Great dance music!
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Fearless Movement
by Kamasi Washington
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 12, 2024
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Wise Eyes of the Elders
by T.K. Blue
T.K. Blue has assembled an all-star cast for this fiery trad jazz work out, the spotlight on his searing sax work.
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Magic Moments
by Arkadia Jazz All-Stars
Four of Arkadia’s frequent collaborators are featured on this invigorating compilation album.
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This Year's Kisses
by Brooks Prumo Orchestra
supported by 20 fans who also own “Since You've Been Gone (I've Never Seen So Much of You)”
The laid-back groove of the Brooks Prumo Orchestra hits the sweet spot. This is fine swing without any try-hard hype. The studio mix is balanced, and it hops and slides like music should (unlike some other contemporary jazz). "Out of Nowhere" is outstanding: inspired arrangement, knockout playing, genuine emotion. The vocal numbers get better with every listen, and "Blue Lester" has about it a certain sunburn-on-your-skin mint julep nighttime ease.
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