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Canadian bands The Code and Spaced Out, Jasper Van't Hof't and MSM Schmidt

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
July 30, 2023
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Canadian bands The Code and Spaced Out with some progressive rock, Banned From Utopia and Miles Davis from Decoy. Dutch pianist Jasper Van't Hof, and German keyboard player and composer MSM Schmidt. Also, Uncle Moe's Space Ranch featuring Dennis Chambers andGary Willis plus Brett Garsed from Dark Matter.

Playlist

The Code "Corner Pocket" from Figli di Baia (Inner Code) 00:00
Spaced Out "Jamosphere" from Eponymus 2 (Unicorn) 07:21
Banned From Utopia "Bad Dog" from So Yuh Don't Like Modern Art (Favoured Nations) 14:38
Miles Davis "What It Is" from Decoy (CBS) 22:07
Jasper Van't Hof "Blue Balls" from Blue Corner (ACT Music) 29:25
MSM Schmidt "Lv-223 (Virtual Donati)" from Utopia (Laika) 36:40
Uncle Moe's Space Ranch "Minx" from Uncle Moe's Space Ranch (Tone Centre) 44:09
Brett Garsed "Avoid The Void" from Dark Matter (Self Produced) 51:29

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