Members of ulu and The Motet, as well as members of Garaj Mahal, PGroove and Lotus, collaborated at this weekends Harmonized Records Showcase at The Lincoln Theatre in Raleigh, NC. On Friday, all members of ulu and The Motet and Cadillac Jones guitarist Gary Hurz and saxophonist Robbin Rahman jammed together during an extended All Star Jam to close the night. The following evening, the members of Garaj Mahal, PGroove and Lotus launched into a version of Paul Simons Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes, which segued into an extended open jam.
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Members of ulu & The Motet Jam Together at Harmonized Records Showcase
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