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    "airdate": "2024-11-21T14:53:18-08:00",
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    "artist": "Lou Donaldson",
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    "comment": "\"I’ll try my hand at music-speak.The musical hook on the title track is a great two-chord trick. The groove is established in the major chord, and stays in the same for many measures, no changes. The tension mounts, and just when you can’t take any more, the gear shifts up to some kind of diminished or augmented fifth key change (I made that up, someone with musical education can correct me!). It holds in there, descending notes repeated, more tension building, which is in turn finally resolved by a return to the original major chord. Then it kicks off again.\"  This is one critic's enthusiastic review of \"Hot Dog\": https://londonjazzcollector.wordpress.com/2015/11/21/lou-donaldson-hot-dog-1969-blue-note-libertyua/",
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