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    "airdate": "2026-05-18T15:17:42-07:00",
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    "comment": "Maybe this is your mother's Air!\n\n\"Realize\" opens one of the great cult records of the 1970s — Air's lone self-titled album, recorded by a Long Island jazz-rock quartet and released in 1971 on Embryo Records, the imprint Herbie Mann founded for his own work and other discoveries. Mann saw them in a New York club, signed them, produced the album — and, like a lot of great '70s sleepers, it disappeared into collector circles for decades. London's Be With Records put it back into circulation; it's worth every minute of that excavation.\n\nhttps://www.musicismysanctuary.com/air-air-1971",
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