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EPISODE · May 13, 2021 · 1H 2M

#092 - Notes with Attachments, State of the Art Returns, Music of 1992

from You Should Check It Out · host Wimbly Stoke

Nick found a new album he’s excited to share this week. Legendary bassist Pino Palladino & producer, multi-instrumentalist Blake Mills released “Notes With Attachments” earlier this year. It’s both very easy to listen to and a 13 piece band performing complicated jazz arrangements of West African & Cuban inspired funk melodies. It’s also worth checking out!Songs:Pino Palladino & Blake Mills - “Djurkel”Pino Palladino & Blake Mills - “Ekuté”Greg joins us from the road on his way up to Seattle & he thought it was a perfect opportunity for another “State of the Art”. Greg sticks with Seattle this time, Jay shares his favorite bands & artists from his home state of Pennsylvania & Nick tosses in some Maryland bands as well. Song: Bill Frisell, David Holland, Elvin Jones - “Moon River”For our ninety-second episode, Jay brings us the music of 1992. We start off with Tom Waits “Bone Machine”, swing by the pop charts for a bit, move along to Dr. Dre’s “Chronic”, stop at Pavement’s debut “Slanted & Enchanted” & Rage Against The Machine’s self-titled first album, en route to Aphex Twin’s “Selected Ambient Works 85-92” and rendezvous at September 29, which gave us Alice In Chains “Dirt” & Stone Temple Pilot’s debut “Core”. Turned out to be a pretty solid year!Songs:Tom Waits - “Dirt in the Ground”Alice in Chains - “Them Bones”

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