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Lloyd Miller’s ‘At the Ends of the World’ Is a Globe-hopping Spiritual Jazz Experience
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Lloyd Miller’s ‘At the Ends of the World’ Is a Globe-hopping Spiritual Jazz Experience

By
Chris Ingalls
/ 17 November 2020

The latest album from the octogenarian musical polymath Lloyd Miller sees him collaborating with two younger musicians as they smash boundaries and await the apocalypse.

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Lloyd Miller: Lloyd Miller & The Heliocentrics

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Sean Murphy
/ 10 March 2011
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Various Artists: Spiritual Jazz: Esoteric, Modal, and Deep Jazz from the Underground 1968-1977

By
Timothy Gabriele
/ 1 October 2009

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