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Don Byron - Nu Blaxploitation (1998) {Blue Note ‎7243 4 93711 2 5}
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© 1998 Blue Note / Capitol Records | ‎7243 4 93711 2 5
Jazz / Jazz Funk / Post Bop / Funk / Clarinet

Jazz clarinetist Don Byron likes to focus on specific musical styles. He's released albums filled with Latin jazz (Six Musicians), the klezmer music of Mickey Katz (Don Byron Plays the Music of Mickey Katz), and the repertory works of Duke Ellington, John Kirby, and Raymond Scott (Bug Music). Now for his sixth solo release, Nu Blaxploitation, Byron offers up a musical evocation of '70s funk, including a nod to hip-hop by way of a Biz Markie guest spot.

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