Starting the day with Danish electronic jazz duo Svaneborg Kardyb and their Superkilen album for Gondwana. Brilliant piece of work doffing its hat to Scandinavian jazz/folk. Superkilen is a recreational park in Copenhagen btw

Lee Hazlewood’s The LHI Years, Singles, Nudes & Backsides 1968-71 as released by the incomparable Light in the Attic soundtracking my potato peeling session - we’re having potato salad tonight :)

Did you catch the Eclectic Corner MadWaspRadioMWR last night? Thank you for your company if you did - I hope you enjoyed it. August’s show is still rather distant, but the group photo is ready:

I’ll show you a great compilation: American Baroque, Chamber Pop and Beyond 67-71. It’s currently on rotation

Talking about great compilations, here’s another: Operazione Sole, Italian Pop Reggae, Dub & Summer Love Affairs.

Saturday! Here’s Lee Morgan with Art Blakey, Wynton Kelly, Cliff Jordan and Paul Chambers. What a crew…

One of my favourite jazz set-ups is piano/bass/drums, and here’s a great contemporary Danish example: Blåly’s Nystalgi long player released by always reliable April Records. Upbeat, airy, light, playful, excellent.

Sunday morning goodness from Arild Andersen, Daniel Sommer and Rob Luft. This is As Time Passes, a beautiful collection of guitar/bass/drums scapes. Could have been an ECM joint, but it’s out on April Records. Enjoy your Sunday!

Staying with the superb April Records imprint today, this is Gustaf Ljunggren and Emil de Waal’s Mikroklima long player. Another stellar example of Scandinavian contemporary cinematic jazz

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The July edition of the Eclectic Corner as aired by MadWaspRadioMWR is now available to stream (or steam - it's hot!): mixcloud.com/MartinTHC/ecle…

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Deep driving deliciousness from Shed - The Killer

That’s a wrap Blue Note Records

Four Tet with an important reminder, There Is Love In You.

I’m a huge fan of the Byrd/Mizell brothers collaborations and this brand new Classic Series reissue Blue Note Records doesn’t disappoint. Donald Byrd: Stepping Into Tomorrow

Staying with Blue Note Records 70’s funky albums, here’s another blinder just released as part of the ongoing Classic Series. Eddie Henderson’s Heritage. Among the players you’ll find Patrice Rushen, Paul Jackson and Mtume which obviously makes this essential

Dexter Gordon won the right to soundtrack our breakfast by a Landslide Blue Note Records