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ECM 1970s: Part 2

By John Kelman
February 27, 2011
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Part two of some of the best music from ECM in its first decade. Sadly, some titles still not yet available on CD (I'm using vinyl>CDR burns), but hopefully that'll change sometime soon!

Track	Name	Time	Artist	Album
1	Special Delivery	7:03	Ralph Towner	Old Friends, New Friends
2	Entering	7:56	Jan Garbarek	Places
3	Melting	11:35	Bill Connors	Of Mist And Melting
4	Brokenkind	6:48	Stephan Micus	Implosions
5	Mumakata	8:18	Codona	Codona
6	Parable	10:40	John Abercrombie	Characters
7	The Longest Day	6:31	Azimuth	Départ
8	Questar	9:12	Keith Jarrett European Quartet	My Song
9	Blue Sky	6:45	Jan Garbarek	Photo With Blue Sky, White Cloud, Wires, Windows And A Red Roof
10	Fluid Rustle	7:28	Eberhard Weber	Fluid Rustle
11	Arcade	9:41	John Abercrombie	Arcade
12	Movie One	3:38	Michael Mantler	Movies
13	Deer Wan	10:04	Kenny Wheeler	Deer Wan
14	Summer Band Camp	6:12	Mick Goodrick	In Pas(S)Ing
15	The Search	4:54	Pat Metheny Group	American Garage
16	Joys And Sorrows	10:14	Tom Van Der Geld	Path
17	Will	8:05	Terje Rypdal/Miroslav Vitous/Jack DeJohnette	Rypdal/Vitous/DeJohnette
18	Per Ulv	8:37	Terje Rypdal	Waves
19	Firewalk	7:58	Steve Kuhn	Non-Fiction
20	Arion	8:44	Ralph Towner	Sound and Shadows

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