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Another year has gone by in the music industry, so it's time again to look back on what happened  during the so much hyped Y2K year. Well, first of all, the Y2K year was as much a non-event as it was hyped. What did it bring in music ? Y2K made Napster & MP3 as popular as the president elections in the USA. Euh, that says it all, doesn't it ? Nonsense discussions about nonsense! Now that every fourteen year old girl is downloading her favourite worthless hits instead of giving her precious money to a worthless compilation CD, the record companies go bezirk for sure.
These same record companies have neglected for so many years to provide real value in their products and are now wondering why people find it normal not to pay a penny for this crap. Why pay for a hit song that only lasts for 3 weeks ? A hard disk is most ideal for this type of music as it is definitely read-write, so you can delete the MP3 file after discovering that tune you downloaded is as cheap as the wash machine powder advertising tune. 
For anyone into real music, Napster & MP3 are doing quite the inverse of what record companies claim. So much music gets exchanged, discovered and explored, much more than you can discover during a record hunt in a record shop. Unknown artists have an unlimited outlet for their creations and when one really loves a track, you'll end up buying it anyway as you want the real deal with full dynamics in the sound. 
What other things happened ? Well, unfortunately, the demise of several styles that flourished during the past years. There is deephouze, most likely bringing more releases than ever of meaningless cheap rehearsals of everything we already know and heard. It's getting really hard these days to find a deephouzer that touches more than skin deep. Another one is lounge music, or Ibiza whatever. Our commercial dudes did it again with an overflow of CDs with sofas or beaches on the cover and for sure all featuring that Nightmares On Wax track. Well, yes, it's also getting hard these days to find a good lounge album as well. Not much happened in techno or drum'n'bass as well, mostly releases under the motto, the harder the better.
Now, you'll wonder, what was cool in Y2K ? It was the year of the blend of garage and deephouze, with Naked Records at the forefront releasing attractive covers as well as tracks. It was the year of nu-jazzfunk, with energetic funky warm vibes for chilling of which Unforscene or Pat Barry made some of the best during the past year. But, perhaps most of all, it was the year of the ambient-chilly-electro revival. Slightly experimental, with both a look into the future as well as the past sounds of '93- '94, this music popped up from all over the world. The Focus, Neo Ouija, Pitchcadet label and so much more all brought bleepy masterpieces for the real intelligent chill. Well, we let you discover all interesting outlets we collected with so much pleasure during the past year in the following lists compiled by Howie, Bartie, Outspan and Ez. Enjoy.
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20 Things That Managed To Surprise Me In 2000
1.
title : Snert
format : Album (2xLP)
artist : Audiomontage aka Jimpster
label : Freerange		 surprised because of : numerous things like being so versatile, so multi-layered, so creative, so funky, so entertaining, so refreshing, so very much '2000 is the Jimpster-year' and not even that bad at all. (Just kidding, from the funky 'Whatcha gonna do' to the chilly 'Return to Utopiam' it brings up this warm feeling from underneath)
2.
title : Different Flavours
format : Album (2xLP)
artist : Syrup
label : Compost		 surprised because of : being made after 1979. This album is soo damn hot and funky you'd think they just stripped away the vocals from some great Blackyrds or Fatback album. Not so, with basement stuff, disco/deep-house/samba and even some weird electronics, this album is indeed sweet as syrup with different flavours from strawberry to chocolate to maybe even some pineapple with bananas.
3.
title : Saturday Nite Live
format : Compilation (2xLP)
artist : compiled by The Idjut Boys
label : NuPhonic		 surprised because of : being so damn smooth. (Contrary to the quite srtaight-forward tech-house of the Idjut Boys own production and dj-sets, this collection of rare 70s grooves and modern jazz-funk is 100% pure happy happy joy joy to have)
4.
title : I Love to Love
format : 12 »
artist : MAW feat. Jody Watley and Roy Ayers
label : MAW		 surprised because of : being housy orgasmic heavenly stuff. The soul voice of Jody, the deep beats of MAW and the vibraphone genius of Roy Ayers make this definitely the deep house track of the non-deep house year 2000. A MAW classic (again…).
5.
title : Project Unison
format : Album
artist : Metamatics and Clatterbox
label : Neo Ouija		 surprised because of : heralding the year of chilly electronics (continuďng on the path set forth by pioneers like Aphex Twin and Autechre, the better availability of hardware and software really made for a boom of electronics this year in all flavours, forms and qualities)
6.
title : One and The Same (Ensign Dub)
format : 12 "
artist : Modaji
label : Laws Of Motion		 surprised because of : being so universaly fantasticely funky. (Definitely the best 12 » I layed my hands upon this year, the dub version is especially great in bringing ultra-deep live bass, class-A moogs and a soulful voice together in an essential track, IS THAT FU** MODAJI ALBUM COMING OR WHAT ?)
7.
title : The Soul of Science
format : compilation (1CD)
artist : compiled by Kirk Degorgio & Ian O'Brien
label : Logic Records		 surprised because of : high degree of personal choice (from 70s soundscapes over modern Latin to electronic chill) with only one connection - quality.
8.
title : The Chocolat EP
format : EP
artist : Afro Elements
label : Internal Bass		 surprised because of : once again pointing out to the injustice the almost non-existent distribution of Internal Bass records in Belgium is. (You can slurp the chocolate right out of your woofers with tracks like 'It Remains To Be Seen' and 'Chocolate (Mr. Gone's Soul in Space Mix) - Dee-liciouz)
9.
title : Crazy Legs Vol. 2
format : 12 »
artist : Pat Barry
label : Guidance		 surprised because of : having a higher money's worth than most of the lounge-compilations that were released this year. (Ohw so jazzy grooves that make my rain-filled'n gray Belgian days)
10.
title : The Sulston Connection
format : EP
artist : Unforscene
label : Kudos		 surprised because of : coming out of nowhere to stay. Unforscene brings modern funk on the by now widely acclaimed Kudos label. UK rulez.
11.
title : Glüklich IV
format : Compilation
artist : various
label : Compost		 surprised because of : what one can do with the concept 'Brazilian Flavours'. (Selecting housy grooves like the Gotan Project, picking some steamy Latin stuff with David Matthews or being a loungy Mexican with the Kyoto Jazz Massive)
12.
title : The Ageing Young Rebel
format : mini-album (2x10 " )
artist : Dj Food
label : Ninja Tune		 surprised because of : darkness (the dark poem by ken nordine blends perfectly with the majestic beats to create the perfect happy atmosphere-crasher)
13.
title : Lost Soul
format : EP
artist : Modaji
label : Laws Of Motion		 surprised because of : bringing the four-good-tracks-for-a-fair-price concept into lounge (Borrowed from the chill eletronics labels, this means all four tracks are compellingly good and yet so easy to use - just put the record on the turntable and chill…)
14.
title : From Here To G
format : album
artist : Leggo Beast
label : Pork		 surprised because of : not surprising me by surprising me again because I know surprising is what the Pork label is good at (that is just why all Pork albums are all the same : they are all different)
15.
title : Eclipse/Silent Messenger
format : 12 "
artist : Kyoto Jazz Massive
label : Compost		 surprised because of : actually being massively jazzy (and coming from Kyoto I guess). Spacy downbeat that fits every mood, they did lots of great remixes like for Yosushi-or-whatever Ide, but I thought mentioning their own tracks is more honorable being Japanese stuff and all that)
16.
title : Lounge Lizard
format : EP
artist : Mettle Music Collective
label : Toko		 surprised because of : never thought I'd fall again more for smooth deep-house grooves, moogs and live sax but this one just did it (like James Bond said : never say never again).
17.
title : Operation Jaz
format : 12"
artist : Glenn Underground
label : NLC		 surprised because of : well, maybe not that much surprised. Admit it, it wasn't the GU year but this track nevertheless makes sure we don't forget what a great deep-house producer the man is.
18.
title : The Next Stage
format : EP
artist : Gene Hunt
label : NLC		 surprised because of : being more acid-jazz than deep house and anyone who knows me just a little bit should know this is just the stuff I'm looking for.
19.
title : The Days Are Just Packed
format : EP
artist : World Of Apples
label : Giant45		 surprised because of : Living up to the first EP. Mostly, keeping a promise made with a great first release is quite hard but World Of Apples (Ewan Pearson) keeps his promise.
20.
title : Someday (ExtendedSpiritMix)
format : 12 "
artist : Silent Poets
label : Yellow		 surprised because of : (partly) filling the need for a decent Future Sound Of Jazz compilation. (Excellent lounge stuff and do I care I don't know anything more creative to describe it ?)
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Best Track
Lackluster 
: Suntrap 
: Focus		 One of the very best examples of the atmospheric nu-skool electronics that where released en-masse last year.
Kid Spatula 
: Come On Board 
: Planet Mu		 Every once in a while, between all his heavy distortion and weird experiments, Mike Paradinas comes up with a real gem.
dj Food 
: The Ageing Young Rebel feat Ken Nordine 
: Ninja Tune		 Could have been written as a soundtrack for a depressing Film-Noir and features sublime lyrical content. That's why this jazz-cut was one of the most original tracks of 2000.
Wass 
: 2:2 
: Hobby Industries		 Hobby industries is an Ambient-electronics label from Denmark. They've released lots of good things last year, but this track really stands out: spacey, melancholic, dreamy, ... waaaaaah!
Best Single / EP
Protocol 
: NDC 
: Isophlux		 Very intrigueing EP with 6 atmospheric tracks. Electronics balancing between old-skool bliss and nu-skool experiments. This must be about the only release in my list where a woman did the producing, so I guess this is kind of unique, specially in the IDM genre ...
Pat Barry 
: Crazy Leggs vol 2 
: Guidance		 This man delivers the most enjoyable future-funk/laidback house I've heard last year. Guidance keeps up with the high standards. Mad Respect to both!
Demusphere 
: Journeys in Space 
: Parallax		 First release on this label and the only release of Demusphere I know of. Simply great downtempo 90s jazz-funk with lots of live instrumentation.
World of Apples 
: The Days are just Packed 
: giant45		 Three tracks of the finest laidback music. This man has also produced music under the name MAAS on Soma records, but I prefer his chilly-lounge releases on giant45. 
Quango 
: Sky's The Limit 
: PAN		 I.G. Culture is famous for his quality productions on the People imprint, this side project on PAN is no exception. There's a future-funk mix, a deep-house mix, an electro-breaks mix and an instrumental version so it fits at all occasions.
Aemic 
: Aleph 
: Musik Aus Strom		 This is a co-production between André Estermann and Micheal Fakesh (of Funkstörung fame), doing just what their good at: magical beat-architecture and minimal melodies. Featuring cool artwork by the Designers Rebuplic.
Unforscene 
: Remote Viewing 
: Kudos		 Suddenly, from out of nowhere came Unforscene. With their progressive jazzy/funky/trippy/smokey-beats blending type-of-thang. Once again Jimpster delivers the goodies with his remix work, converting Tall Girl into a steamy future-funk ride.
Microstoria 
: Improvisers 
: Sonig		 Seemingly structureles soundscapes, recorded live at a concert in Cologne (DE). Heavy chill-atmosphere guaranteed when playing this record.
Best Album
Audiomontage 
: Snert : Freerange		 (see review)
Arovane 
: Tides 
: City Centre Offices 		 "The perfect relaxation therapy crammed into merely 40 minutes of restful music and caputered on a single plastic disc for all eternity." (see review)
Glenn Underground 
: Lounge Excursions 
: Guidance 		 Jazzy Deep-House & Downtempo Cuts, GU continues to deliver the quality.
Dub Tractor 
: Delay 
: FX		 Lightweighted, easy going rhythms, not too experimental so they won't hurt the atmosphere and not too simple so they won't sound cheap. (see review)
Wechsel Garland 
: Wechsel Garland 
: Morr Music 		 Maybe it's experimental jazz music, maybe it's classical music, maybe, maybe it's nu-future-retro-post-something ... This still doesn't make any sense huh? Let's just say this is really something! (see review)
Metamatics and Clatterbox 
: Project Unison : Neo Ouija 		 (see review)
Lackluster 
: Container 
: Focus		 Absolute lush ambient electronica. After numerous mod's, mp3's, cd-r's and some maxi singles, this is the first "official" album for Finlands Esa Ruoho. Looking forward to hear more from him!
Arovane 
: Atol Scrap : DIN		 (see review)
Yoshinori Sunahara 
: PAN AM The Sound of '70s 
: Bungalow 		 (see review)
Best Compilation
Various 
: Fine Gold 
: Dorado		 Originally released in 96, but highly essential acid-jazz and downbeat! Thanks to the heavenly vocals of Jhelisa, the ultra-slow jazz from Brooklyn Funk Essentials, the magnificent atmosphere of D*Note, the touching violins and piano of Outside, etc etc.
Various 
: Cottage Industries : Neo Ouija 		 (see review)
Various 
: Soulfood : Cookin' 		 (see review)
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Best Album
Tosca 
: Suzuki : G-Stone		 The father of lounge, Dorfmeister sets the standard.
LTJ Bukem 
: Journey Inwards : Good Looking		 From soft drum'n'bass to warm loungy stuff, all is excellent 
St. Germain 
: Tourist : Blue Note		 Although the album was heavily over-hyped, it's still a masterpiece from an icon in the music world.
P'Taah 
: Compressed Light : Ubiquity		 Chris Brann evolves from atmospheric deephouze to complex future electronic jazz, well done. 
Pete Namlook & Move D 
: AudioLounge : Fax		 When these 2 heads get together, it's heavy chill guaranteed
Xaver Fischer Trio 
: II : Unique		 Some of the best acid jazz featuring warm acoustics & superb vocals
Lackluster 
: Container : Focus		 From the reference setting label for electro chill music, excellent
Snert 
: Audiomontage : Freerange		 The new millenium funk package from Jimpster
Metamatics & Clatterbox 
: Project Unison : Neo Ouija		 Superb ICM, or intelligent chill music
Flanger : Templates : NTone Heavily experimental future jazz
Glenn Underground 
: Lounge Excursions : Guidance		 Thanks to a pearl like Funki-Ghetto, the album made it to essentials Y2K
Best Compilation
Cottage Industries : Neo Ouija Killer compilation from excellent label for ICM.
Dub plates from the Lamp : Pork Pork explores into progressive chilly vibes.
Soul of Science : Obsessive Genius Ian O'Brian composes an open-minded view on electronic music spanning over 2O years
Neurokinetic : Toytronic New millenium electro at its best.
Jazzanova : The Remixes : JCR Although we didn't like the title, we must admit it's a superb package of perfectionistic remixes.
Lounge Deluxe 1 & 2 
: Soap Records		 DJ Monte Larue from the Netherlands is one of the few composers of lounge compilations who still provides the real smoke. Uncompromised chill guaranteed.
Bare Essentials : Naked Standard setting label Naked for vocal driven deep garage house with selection of its best releases.
Best 12" / EP
Unforscene 
: Remote Viewing : Kudos		 Unforscene offers some of the best nu-acid-jazz on this planet in Y2K
Teddy G : Hutchinson : Rotax A highly acclaimed artist on a highly acclaimed label
Julien Jabre 
: The Jungle EP : Basic		 Fortunately, some deephouze this year that still goes really deep
Slope : Smooth : Mermaid Records IDM from the Netherlands
Dieter Reith 
: Love & Fantasy EP : Groove Attack		 Unreleased track from jazz genius Dieter Reith. Excellent.
Oscar : Well Tuned releases 2,3 & 4 : Well Tuned All in one package of deep grooves with lots of latin, percussion & jazz elements 
Eri Ito : Sona mi areru ec sancitu : Nite Grooves Deep grooves with afro touch.
Pat Barry 
: Crazy Legs vol 2 : Guidance		 Probably the deepest Guidance release of this year.
Masters at Work feat. J Watley & Roy Ayers : I love to love : MAW Celebrating their 10 years in the scene this year, but the real new killer stuff
was this collaboration with Roy Ayers
Eric Kupper : Havana : Hysteria He's not releasing too much under his own name, but when he does, it's the bomb
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House / Deep-House / Tech-house
Mateo & matos: Celebrate Life /Large 2000
Glenn Underground: Lounge Excursions/Guidance 2000
Various artists of People: People.... make the world go round/ People 2000
The Rurals: The Rural life E.P. /Peng 2000
Petalpusher (Miguel Migs): Surrender /Naked Music 1999
Pete Moss: Softshoe EP /Ovum recordings 1999
Solar House :The Roots /Large 2000
Glenn Underground: Essentials part 3 / Dust Traxx 2000
Dino & terry: Croque Monsieur / Guidance 2000
Glenn Underground: Operation Jaz House // Nite Life Collective 1999
Glenn Underground: Society Rules / City People // Guidance 2000
Glenn Underground featuring Terence FM: Don't stop feelin' / Cajual 1996
Deep Water: Session #1 (WGW 018) / Wally's Groove World 1999
Jullius Papp & Dave Warrin: Excursions / Large 1997
Glenn Underground presents: sounds of the windy city / Nite Life Collective n°1)1997
Flying Disc Federation: make our shadow smile /Wha?(004) Roots Rec. (WGW) 2000
Boo Williams: Big Fat Women / Nite Life Collective 2000
STP feat.Kevin Yost: Sister / I-records 1999
Solaris Heights: Fusique / Paper Recordings (1999)
The Persuador: Stockholm / Svek (1999)
Attaboy: Busted Wagon / Toko 8 (1997)
Tim Harper: I feel a groove / lake shore drive // PeaceFrog 1996
Boo Williams: Mistic Dream / Chrissy jazz //Ovum Recordings 2000
Boo Williams: Nuclear transit EP //Residual Recordings 2000
Callisto: the Paradigm EP /Guidance (17) 1997
Stacy Kidd: Jazzy Days / Dust Traxx 2000
Kevin Yost: Another World / I recordings 1999
Glenn Underground: Nothing But a Groove / Nite Life Collective 2000
Stacy Kidd: Chicago Meets Minneapolis EP / Celebrity records ????
Groove Collective: Everything is changing / Naked Music Recordings 1999
Dance Motifs: low gravity dance / Needs 2000
Lisa Shaw: Always /Naked music 2000
Nightsource (Rasoul & Miguel Migs):Nocturnal Elements /Large 2000
Deep Water: Session #2 (WGW 020) /Wally's Groove World 2000
Marius: Balance /Wally's Groove World 1999
Dino & Terry and DJ Deep: the lane EP /Basenotic rec.2000
Teddy G.: Brazilian 6# Pole / Rotax 2000
Pépé Bradock: Burning /KIF 1999
Jesper Dahlbäck : Sand & Vatten /Svek 2000
Pat Barry: Crazy legs Vol.2. / Guidance (075) 1999
DJ Rasoul feat.Shanan: Soul searching Vol.3 /Large 1999
Hanna : Sunday / Papper recordings 2000
Classen Collective : Close To Greatness / JCR(Jazzanova Compost Rec.) 1999
Koenie & Frederik Meet Spanner : Storm - Glitter - No Romance / Wally's groove World 1999
Circulation : The Return / Heard 1997
The children we were : House of 909. Pagan 1998
Alex Kid: What I did on my Holidays / F-Communications 2000
Aquanote: Only / Naked Music 2000
The Wikkamen Project feat. Jenny B. :Down On It / Soundman on Wax 2000
Come & See: Deep Soul Brother / Oliver 'Livo' Gaudin /Rotax 1999
Dino & Terry: Crowd Control E / earthtones recordings 1999
Kerri Chandler: Excursions 01 / Obsessive 2000
Naked Music "Volume One": Carte Blanche / Naked Music 2000
Mixmaster Morris: Abstract Funk theory / Obsessive (Logic rec.) 2000
Château Flight: Frontal Funk - Prism /Versatile 2000
Naked Muisc presents: Bareil Essentials Volume One / Naked Music 2000
Crazy Penis: Summer Bummer / Paper recordings 1997
Those Norvegians: Kakao / never Been to N.Y. /Papperrecordings (61) 2000
Seafoam: Mile High EP / Guidance (065) 1999
Masters at Work: Tenth anniversary collection Part One 1996-2000 /BBE 2000
Masters at Work: Tenth anniversary collection Part Two 1996-2000 /BBE 2000
Leggo Beast: A Selection of cuts from the CD album... / Pork 2000
Jazzanova : The Remixes 1997-2000 / JCR (Jazzanova Compost rec.) 2000
Electronics
Cwichlo: Cwichtracks / Pleemobil 2000
Bochum Welt: Program 11 / Elypsia 1998
Tek jam and Inzekt: Premiere/ Random Acoustics 1999
B.Low: Croustillant Leger / Cheap (www.cheap.at) (1999)
Tim Tetlow: Beauty walks a razor's edge /Planet Mu 2000
Clatterbox an Metamatics : Project Unison / Neo Ouija 2000
Metamatics: Neo Ouija /Hydrogen Dukebox 1999
Vapour Space : Sweep / Knob 1998
Willie : Seek Mas / Musik aus strom 2000
Electric Sheep : locust lunch EP / Musik aus strom 2000
AEMIC : Aleph / Musik aus strom 2000
Freeform : Glob / Musik aus strom 2000
Metamatics: SpookTinselShoalDuke76djv / Neo Ouija 2000
Lackluster: Suntrap/ etc... /Focus 2000
Snert: audiomontage / freerange records 2000
Lackluster: Container / Focus 2000
Friedman Burnt: Love Songs /Noneplace rec. 2000
Kid Spatula : Jega / Planet Mu rec. 1999
CIM : Reference /Focus 2000
Mira Calix : Pin Skeeling /Warp 1998
Seefeel : CH-Vox /Rephlex 1996
Beige (Promo) : I Don't Either /The Leaf Label (SDR) 2000
Kinesthesia : Emphathy Box / Rephlex 1994
Flanger : EP2 / ninja tone 1998
CIM: Warm Data /Focus 2000
Lackluster: r u oho? /Defocus 2000
Styrofoam: The point misser / morrmusic 2000
Orchard Mimicry / ........ / Hobby Industries 2000
Microstoria: Improvisors / Sonig 2000
Seidensticker: Schwraz vom Harz / Out To Lunch 2000
Potuznik &......: The Showroom Recording Series #1 / Cheap 1996
Anker Field Simonsen /...... /? /Mainpal Inv. 2000
cottage industries: neo ouija compilation / neo ouija 2000
The Audiolounge Move D - Pete Namlook / FAX 2000
atol scrap : Arovane EFA 1999
John Tejada : the matrix of us / Defocus 2000
Funky /Jazzy / Lounge / D&B
Pan Am (Yoshinori Sunahara): The Sound of the '70 / Bungalow rec. 1999
Sven Van Hees: Gemini 'Cosmic Lovegrooves' /News dec.1999
Atjazz: Wind & Sea (remixes #2) / Diversions 1998
Dzihan & Kamien :Freaks and icons /Couch records 2000 (double vinyl)
Ronny Jordan: A Brither Day / Blue Note 2000
St Germain: Tourist / Blue Note 2000
Soulfood / Cookin' records 1999
Serve Chilled: Sample #1 / Diversions 1999
Syrop: Different Flavours /Compost records 2000
Ian O'Brien: Les Cordes Sensibles/ PeaceFrog 1999
Greyboy: Freestylin'/Ubiquity 1993
Earth Volume Four : LTJ BUKEM /Good Looking rec. 2000
Masters at Work :Tenth anniversary collection /BBE 2000
DJ Food : Kaleidoscope /Ninja Tune 2000
Louise Vertigo : Femme Fin De Siécle / Yellow 1998
Omni Trio : Byte Size Life / EFA 1999
Funki Porcini : Hed Phone Sex / Ninja Tune 1995
Trio deicado : Roomservice / Wha? Roots Recordings (WGW) 2000
Mega Soft Office 2000 / F-Communications 2000
The Future sound of jazz Vol.7 / Compost 2000
P'Taah: Compressed Light / Ubiquity 2000
Universal principles: Inspiration & Light / Soma rec. 2000
Hi:Fidelity Lounge 2 : Various / Guidance (EFA) 2000
Abstract Funk Theory : Ian O'Brien / Logic Rec. 2000
The Soul of Science : Comp. by Kirk D. & ian O'Brien / Logic Records 2000
Glüklich 4 : Compiled by Rainer Trüby / Compost rec. 2000
Kyoto Jazz Massive : Eclipse / Silent Messenger Compost 2000
Classics
Bar-Keys : Soul Finger / Volt Rec. 1965
The Fatback Band : Keep On Steppin' / Event (Polydor) 1974
The Crusaders : Free As the Wind / MCA rec. 1977
Brass Construction : Brass Construction 5. / United Artists Music 1979
Leon Haywood : Keep it in the family / 20th Century rec. 1974
Lonnie Smith Finger Lickin' Good Columbia 1967
Roy Ayers (Lifeline) Ubiquity Polydor 1977
Wes Montgomery: A day in the life / AM records 1967
Brass Construction: Brass Construction 4. / United Artists Music 1978

 

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