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Recovered 2001–2007 · Root / Later Pages

Music Archive — Volume 6

First archived May 8, 2002

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Norah Jones:

She opened for Willie Nelson at the Fillmore and damn near stole the show. She has a great band and her voice is both sultry and bluesy. Norah was recently reviewed in Entertainment Weekly, watch out you will soon hear more about her. These are my two picks with the big nod going to Nightingale. Leftcoastlove does get mushy now and then, hold on more mush below.

Turn Me On || Nightingale

India Arie

I promised you more mush and here it comes. I saw India last year and was taken with her voice. Her recent buzz at Grammy time caused me to go back and listen again. She was also on Saturday Night Live over the weekend. My pick of the litter is Beautiful. This song captures so much about what is missed in life. Sometimes I feel like the reason we are here is to try to have a positive impact on peoples lives. At whatever level is comfortable to you. You don't have to save the world, but if you treat everybody in your life well, it raises the quality of life for everyone. Listen..........

Ready for Love || Wonderful Stevie Wonder

Strength, Courage & Wisdom || Beautiful

Thievery Corporation

Now this is head tunes for the modern man. I stumbled across these grooves after reading a review of their current compilation disc. I think you'll appreciate the extra slippery beats.

  • Scene at the Open Air Market
  • Universal High
  • Lebanese Blonde (English)

Fila Brazillia

These two guys mix sounds and experiences from real life into their smooth grooves. These are my favorite bake on the deck tunes.

  • Place De La Concorde
  • A Zed & 2 L's (Coldcut Retouch)
  • Extract of Penal Gland

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