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Show Notes
I decided to upload another one in English, since I have done it so many times with Spanish episodes, so why not doing the opposite of one my typical trends.
This one was recorded a couple of weeks back on my building’s conference room, I was facing backwards the glass wall and it was proof that you should not do any recording close to a glass wall.
We opened our sparkling water cans and decided to take a stroll thru memory lane with Avi Walter, the bassist for Albino Rhino. He took us to a different spin with Albino Rhino’s music, he even played a new single about to be released that sounds very funky. In the meantime, wait for some short memories of Sly Stone and Graham Central Station (a few former members Sly and Family Stone who decided to apart from themselves from him, did I say drug wasted band?). We made a few jokes about politics and words that could be misunderstood as my laughter will evidence. The first song you will listen is called Vegas and the last one is Milestones from Miles Davis (one of my favorite jazz musicians). You should follow Albino Rhino on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/albinorhino.us/ and also in http://albinorhino-us.bandcamp.com
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