Diamond Sounds 4

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Ten songs "randomly" selected from my religious playlist for your enjoyment/inspiration while driving, reading, writing, or doing the dishes. 1. (untitled) - Ornette Coleman Group - North Sea Jazz Fest 2007 2. Dreamscapes: Cleft In The Sky - R. Carlos Nakai 3. Down At The Laundrymat - Black Randy And The Metro Squad 4. Minute Prologue - Leonard Cohen 5. Photograph - Sarah Vaughan 6. He'll Be A Friend - Johnny Cash 7. Benedicamus trope: Ad superni regis decus - Anonymous 4 8. I've Gotta Be Me - Sammy Davis Jr. 9. If I Should Lose - The Joyful Noise 10. Baqa Ayiz Tinsani (All That's Left Is That You Forget Me) - Mohamed Ali Ensemble

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This episode was published on August 25, 2007.

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