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Jammin - Sunday

26.04.26

Aired on Sunday 26th April 2026, 7:00AM

Jammin Sunday weaves an eclectic tapestry of jazz, electronic, fusion, neo-classical, post rock and other contemporary sounds. Each weekend provides a new musical journey that blends this diverse range of music into a coherent story - celebrating the music we love.To contact Jammin’ Sunday please send an email to jamminsunday@eastsidefm.org

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Tracklist

  1. 01

    Monty Alexander

    Jammin

  2. 3:28

    Jann Rutherford

    Alone together

  3. 4:17

    Matt Ottignon

    The Third Bardot

  4. 16:22

    Joe Ades

    Joe the kid

  5. 17:00

    Tom Vincent

    Blues in America

  6. 17:47

    Paul Grabowsky

    Silverland

  7. 30:49

    Mike Nock, Hamish Stuart, Julien Wilson, Jonathan Zwartz

    Old's cool

  8. 42:24

    Jared Hall

    Little B's Poem

  9. 46:12

    Judy Bailey

    Rocking Horse

  10. 48:41

    Steve Barry Quartet

    Umbric Symmetry

  11. 56:42

    Charmaine Ford

    Maybe this time

  12. 1:00:30

    Barney McAll

    Painless

  13. 1:05:46

    SUMO

    Manfred

  14. 1:12:38

    Marty Holoubek

    ii imi de

  15. 1:16:36

    The Vampires

    Suck a seed

  16. 1:30:21

    Sandy Evans

    Colour in the cell

  17. 1:30:52

    Dub Dupki

    Three Seas

  18. 1:41:22

    Jo Lawry

    You're the voice

  19. 1:41:58

    A Lie

    Kristin Berardi

  20. 1:44:50

    All the things you are

    Michelle Nicolle

  21. 1:45:27

    The Troubles

    An eye for an eye

  22. 1:51:46

    JaC

    Armada

  23. 1:52:59

    Sean Wayland

    P.Y.T.

  24. 2:13:47

    Dixon Nacey

    Bench Wrecker

  25. 2:14:53

    Australian Art Orchestra

    Here come the waves

  26. 2:28:43

    Chris Cody

    Shiftin'

  27. 2:31:20

    Jonathan Crayford

    Skyscraper Scaffold

  28. 2:40:13

    Phil Broadhurst

    Panacea

  29. 2:44:33

    Myele Manzanza

    When we could dance together

  30. 2:51:09

    Steve Barry

    Tug lightly on the invisible thread

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