Theon Cross

Their album is Wonder, Wonder, and from that was Fine Time.

At the top of the set, Oraculu, featuring the tremendous tuba playing of Theon Cross.

Drizzle from the album, Watch the Change.

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But here's the album that was on more reviewers' lists than any others.

and might have made my own list as well, if I'd had one, from the UK Sons of Kemet, featuring Shabaka Hutchings on woodwinds, Theon Cross, Tuba, and then there's percussionists Tom Skinner and Eddie Hick.

The album's called Black to the Future.

Here's a track I never played on any of those Best Of episodes, and it's probably even more relevant today than it was then.