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Marc Johnson, Daniel Freedman, Marcus Miller, Alain Caron

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
March 31, 2024
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Marc Johnson, Daniel Freedman, Gilad Hekselman, Santiago Bosch. Marcus Miller, Alain Caron and Federico Malaman. Czech drummer Dali Mraz, German keyboard player MSM Schmidt and Yo Miles.

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The Volunteered Slaves "Fuyons J'adore" from Space Ship One (Day after) 00:00
Marc Johnson "Thrill Seekers" from Second Sight (ECM) 06:07
Daniel Freedman "La Sirene" from Ghost Modern (GSI Records) 12:13
Santiago Bosch "Galactic Warrior" from Galactic Warrior (Self Produced) 18:31
Marcus Miller "7-T's" from Laid Black (Blue Note) 24:46
Alain Caron "Jack Cannon" from Le Band (Disques Avant-Garde) 31:04
Federico Malaman "Slappyness" from Life (Self Produced)37:10
Ed De Genero "Joe Z" from Less Is Seldom More (Unfretted Records) 43:25
Dali Mraz "Attack" from Level 25 (Self Produced) 49:35
MSM Schmidt "Trance" from Life (Laika) 55:43
Yo Miles "Cozy Pete" from Lightning (Cuneiform) 1:01:58
John McLaughlin "El Hombre que Sabia" from Live at Ronnie Scotts (Abstract Logix) 1:08:10

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