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East Of The Sun by Michael Kocour

East Of The Sun
Michael Kocour
OA2 Records, 2019
Rhythm Kaleidoscope
Frank Macchia
Cacophony, 2018

Music Matters: SRX Vinyl
Like A Fire That Consumes All Before It
Eraldo Bernocchi
RareNoiseRecords, 2018
Musical Prophet:The Expanded 1963 New York Sessions
Eric Dolphy
Resonance Records, 2018
Por Causa De Voce
Jovino Santos Neto
Adventure Music, 2019
Was Out Jazz Zone Mad
Tony Adamo
Ropeadope Records, 2018
The Bucket List
Phil Keaggy
Self Produced, 2019
Musical Prophet:The Expanded 1963 New York Sessions
Eric Dolphy
Resonance Records, 2018

Jazz Story

I love jazz because it is musically complex, emotional, and challenges me. I was first exposed to jazz later in life, at around 29 years old. I met Barry Harris, Roy Hargrove, and Johnny O'Neal sitting in at jams in NYC
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I love jazz because it is musically complex, emotional, and challenges me. I was first exposed to jazz later in life, at around 29 years old. I met Barry Harris, Roy Hargrove, and Johnny O'Neal sitting in at jams in NYC. The first jazz record I bought was You Won't Forget Me by Shirley Horn. My advice to new listeners is keep an open mind.
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By Kristin Callahan
Member since: 2015

All Albums: Recommended

East Of The Sun by Michael Kocour