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Soft Machine from 1973, Trevor Watts from 1976, Vital Information and Dave Weckl band

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
May 28, 2023
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Vital Information from Time Flies, Tony Williams from Spectrum Road, Soft Machine, The Dutch Lesson. Trevor Watts fromAnother Time, French trumpeter Erik Truffaz, Italian bassist Pippo Matino, Dave Weckl Band, Tom Coster and Brazilian bassist Fernando Molinari.

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Vital Information "Choreography in Six" from Time Flies (Wounded Bird) 00:00
Tony Williams "Wild Life" from Spectrum Road (Palmetto) 05:22
Soft Machine "Improvisation from The Dutch Lesson (Cuneiform) 10:48
Trevor Watts-Amalgam "Jive" from Another Time (FMR) 16:12
Erik Truffaz "Ghost Drummer" from Saloua (Blue Note) 21:39
Vital Information "High Wire" from Come On In (Tone Centre) 27:03
Pippo Matino "Planeta Megaride" from Third (Wide Sound) 32:37
Dave Weckl Band "Like That" from Transition (Stretchl) 37:49/li>
Tom Coster "Wasteland/The Jam" from The Forbidden Zone (JVC) 43:13
Fernando Molinari "Mercurio" from Reaching Inside (MCK Discos) 48:32

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