Totally Fuzzy — Buns O'Plenty said... Kenny Burrell & Jimmy Raney - 2 Guitars (1957) http://bunsoplenty.wordpress.com Crescentius said... Crescentius Mixtapes 1. Father's Angels - Bok to Bach 2. Magazine - About the Weather 3. P.P. Arnold - Everything is Gonna Be A... more info

Aurgasm — nu-jazz // british soul Praised by such music figures as Laurent Garnier and Gilles Peterson, Lizzy Parks is mostly known to a wider audience for her collaboration with Ben Lamdin and his Nostalgia 77. In her solo work, Lizzy blends singer-songwriter... more info

The Telegraph — DJ Gilles Peterson's latest project highlights the talent of Cuba's younger generation. more info

Guardian Music — With lullabies to hypnotise, this somnolent spirit is sleepwalking his way to greatnessHometown: London.The lineup: Obaro Ejimiwe (vocals).The background: Great summer songs are many and varied, but here's another type of sunshine soundtrack, ideal f... more info

Guardian Music — US jazz drummer whose work ranged from Motown to electronicaA typical audience for that uncompromising idiom known as free jazz might be 60 people swaying respectfully in a small room. In April 2006, the Scala club in King's Cross, central London, h... more info

XLR8R — Fresh-faced Hemlock compatriot and exciting bass music producer James Blake was invited to Gilles Peterson's Radio 1 show last night to introduce listeners to some new and unreleased chunes from his forthcoming CMYK EP for R&S. read more more info

Guardian Music — (Brownswood)Pianist Elan Mehler has already made two albums for DJ Gilles Peterson's Brownswood label, accessible but cliche-avoiding sessions that sometimes resembled soundtracks to a romantic movie and which suggested classical music played with a ... more info

Abeano — Only just heard this while listening back to Gilles Peterson . Best track from Scuba’s (founder of Hotflush) Triangulation LP. You can buy it here . more info

Totally Fuzzy — Capt. Willard said... HARRY NILSSON "You're Breaking My Heart" (1972) Two very rare censored versions of Harry's most notorious song, from a Mexican 45 and an Australian import best of. Plus the F.U. original, in all its glory. Hear them all and get ... more info

XLR8R — Though Steve Reid may not be a household name, nearly anyone born before 1990 has heard the percussionist's recordings—from Martha & the Vandellas' "Dancing in the Street" to James Brown's "The Popcorn" to Fela Kuti's Afric... more info