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Revision as of 02:47, 16 September 2023
In the early 2000s Los Angeles-based DJ/producer Madlib birthed a whole ecosphere of jazz musician personalities and their fictional bands, releasing all kinds of quasi-vintage material on Stones Throw Records. A typical album of that range came with pre-printed ringwear on the cover and pre-recorded vinyl crackling in between songs. Yesterdays New Quintet was the flagship band that started this family of releases. The first releases of the 'band' came out in 2001.
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- Ahmad Miller
- Monk Hughes
- Joe McDuffrey
- Malik Flavors
- Otis Jackson Jr
