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Sea of Tranquility
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The Glass Frog
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Foals of Epona
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Novilunium
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Clusters
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My Love Has Green Eyes
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O Sacrum Convivium!
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Greg Foat London, UK
Greg Foat is one of the UK’s leading jazz pianists and composers.
He has recorded prolifically in recent
years for Jazzman Records, Athens Of The North and, most recently, for Strut, switching effortlessly from soul-jazz fusions to cinematic, haunting compositions, pastoral acid folk and electronic soundscapes.
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An Ever Changing View
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Magical album. sonically on point. favourite track- ' Triangles in the sky '
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Suite for Max Brown
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In These Times
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Unlike any other. Its feel is both reflective and down to earth, and the compositions are easily differentiated despite their relative shortness. Not only a pleasure to listen to, this album is rhythmically complex, but not in a maddening, hard to process way. Also, very clever album title.
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