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Ryosuke Kojima, Nicholas Folmer, L'Clair and Flying Machines

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
May 5, 2024
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Japanese bassist and composer Ryosuke Kojima, Flying Machines, Nicholas Folmer, and drummerAntoine Pierre. French band L'eclair, The Hypersonic Factor, Steve Hunt, Morten Schantz, Diamond Dust and John McLaughlin.

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Ryosuke Kojima "Fractal" from Updraft (Goon Trax) 00:00
Flying Machines "Fall In" from New Life (Ubuntu) 07:08
Nicholas Folmer "Around Pinnochio" from So Miles (Cristal Records) 14:16
Antoine Pierre-Urbex Electric "You Nod But You A'int" from Suspended (Outnote) 21:24
L'eclair "Still Steve" from Sauropoda (Stone Pixels)28:32
The Hypersonic Factor "The Organic Machine" from Invention of Diffusion (Self Produced) 35:40
Steve Hunt "Witch Hunt" from Elektrik Market-Attraction (Spice Rack) 42:48
Morten Schantz "Escape Velocity" from Godspeed (Edition) 49:56
{Diamond Dust "It's That Time" from It's That Time (Foxy Productions) 57:04
John mcLaughlin & 4th Dimension "Sully" from Live in Belgrade (Abstract Logix) 1:04:12

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