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1974 with Soft Machine, Passport, Flora Purim and Stanley Clarke

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
January 21, 2024
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1974 Part 2 -50 years ago with Volker Kriegel, Wayne Shorter, George Duke, Passport, Soft Machine, Flora Purim, Santana, Horacee Arnold, Stanley Clarke and John Abercrombie.

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Volker Kriegel "Mild Maniac" from Mild Maniac (MPS) 00:00
Wayne Shorter "Beauty And The Beast" from Native Dancer (CBS) 06:29
George Duke "Psychomatic Dung" from Faces in Reflection (MPS) 12:56
Passport "Eternal Spiral" from Looking Thru (ATCO) 19:38
Soft Machine "Nettle Bed" from Seven (CBS) 26:08
Flora Purim "Silver Sword" from Stories To Tell (Milestone) 32:41
Santana "Promise of a Fisherman" from Borboletto (Columbia) 39:11
Horace Arnold "Chinnereth" from Tales of the Exonerated Flea (Columbia) 45:44
Stanley Clarke "Lopsy Lu" from Stanley Clarke (Nemperor)52:20
John Abercrombie "Red and Orange" from Timeless (ECM) 58:58

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