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Space Cowboy with interplanetary good vibes! Jamiroque - 'High Times: Singles 1992 - 2006'. 🤠💃🕺✨💿 (6 November 2006)
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Perfect for new listeners and longtime fans alike, this collection of Jamiroquai’s greatest hits takes you on a groovy journey with tasty basslines, showcasing their finest years from their inception up to 2006, all in chronological order. Get ready for the infectiously funky classics like "Little L", "Canned Heat", "Space Cowboy", "Cosmic Girl", "Deeper Underground", "Feels Like It Should", "Seven Days Sunny In June", "Fool Foolosophy" and "Virtual Insanity" to name just a few. Plus, the compilation includes two brand new tracks made just for this release — "Runaway" and "Radio" — both of which are great additions to Jamiroquai’s discography, in my opinion. Their sound may be a homage to '70s funk, R&B, disco, and Stevie Wonder, but with a modern twist that is hard to fault — it is so catchy, you will find yourself dancing along to every beat.
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Jason Pettus :blobrainbow:

#TodayILearned that in 2017, at the beginning of Legal Pot Fever, a venture capitalist firm bought the struggling #HighTimes magazine (which at its height in the late '70s was selling as many copies per issue as Rolling Stone), in order to quickly expand into a series of dispensaries in California; but a collapsing cannabis industry in CA this year has caused the company's bankruptcy, including the permanent closure of the magazine this month.

sfgate.com/cannabis/article/hi

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