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Hiromi, Alex Machacek, Jeff Sipe and Steve Weingart

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
December 22, 2023
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We begin with Hiromi from Brain, Chicago band Bad Dog U, Kick The Cat with Scramble and Alex Machacek from Improvision. Guitarist Nguyen Le interpreting the music of Jimi Hendrix, Chris Poland from OHM and drummer Jeff Sipe from Timeless. Also, keyboard player Steve Weingart and bassist Adam Nitti.

Playlist

Hiromi "Kung-Fu world Champion" from Brain (Telarc) 00:00
Bad Dog U "Fancy Mixed Nuts" from Bad Dog U (Blu Jazz) 06:12
Kick The Cat "Scramble" from Scramble (Blu Jazz) 12:20
Alex Machacek "There's A New Sheriff In Town" from Improvision (Abstract Logix) 18:31
Nguyen Le "South Saturn Delta" from Purple (ACT Music) 24:44
OHM "Peanut Buddha" from OHM (Black Note) 31:05
Jeff Sipe "Dervish" from Timeless (Blues Planet) 37:27
Steve Weingart "Back Seat Driver" from Life Times (Skeewa Music)43:43
Adam Nitti "Evidence" from Evidence (Renaissance Man) 49:51

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