120 mixes with tracks by “Eric+Dolphy”

@aunt13 and @sidekick lay it bare, with the help of 16 jazz greats. Includes tracks by Art Blakey, Freddie Hubbard and John Patton.

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heavyweightjazz 1959-1969

Yea you have some major studying to do but who says you can't do it with some style? Here's music by Baptiste Trotignon, David Binney, Eddie Henderson and more to help you out.

UPDATE 03.29.12: This mix has been updated to 80 tracks. That's hours and hours of stylish study music (or really classy makeout or sex music haha). Enjoy.

"The 'We'—you're supposed to stop after the 'We' and think about their validity, and of course there's no way for you to tell whether it should be said softly or not, I suppose, but I say it rather softly because I want to represent their basic uncertainty, which they don't bother to question every day, of course."

Post-bop jazz set featuring Eric Dolphy, Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, and more.

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It's been a bad news day (teen suicides, gop nonsense, racism and etc) so I'm listening to some of my favorite music to escape. Join me?

Old jazz masters proving themselves relevant. Modern cats with that now sound.

There's nothing (NOTHING) like a hot brunette. They're both sexy and smart. Together that equals sultry and that is AWESOME!

Her legs look a bit longer tonight, her skin feels especially soft, her smile is just a little brighter and her voice sounds sexier than ever. Yea, it's valentine's night and it's time to enjoy.

8 jazz tracks between 10-19 minutes long, all from the 50’s & 60’s. Featuring the John Coltrane Quintet With Eric Dolphy, The Gil Evans Orchestra, Charlie Parker and more. (TRT: 1:53:06) Artwork taken from this album: http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Copenhagen-Concert-Coltrane-Dolphy/d...

Some timeless Blue Note recordings including music by Andrew Hill, Big John Patton, and Bill Charlap & Sandy Stewart. Not bad for my 150th 8track mix huh? Haha.

The same as the first part, only completely different. Again, I'm largely but not entirely trying to skirt the obvious. Contingently essential. Includes Bobby Hutcherson, Eric Dolphy, and Andrew Hill.