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Back On The Corner with Dave Liebman and Mike Stern, School Of The Arts with T Lavitz, plus Al di Meola

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
June 3, 2022
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Dennis Chambers-T. Lavitz from Boston T Party, Dave Weckl-Frank Gambale from School Of The Arts, Adam Rogers, Greg Howe, Dave Liebman-Anthony Jackson, from Back On The Corner, George Duke, Al Di Meola and Chick Corea Electric Band.

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Dennnis Chambers-T Lavitz "D Funk'd" from Boston T Party (Tone Centre) 00:00
{Dave Weckl-Frank Gambale "Like This" from School Of The Arts (Magnatude) 06:35
Adam Rogers "Led Boots" from Freeway Jam (Tone Centre) 13:20
Greg Howe "Giant Steps" from A Guitar Supreme (Tone Centre) 20:05
Dave Liebman-Anthony Jackson "Black Satin" from Back On The Corner (Tone Centre) 26:52
George Duke "Fuzzion" from Night After Night (Electra) 33:07
Al Di Meola "Senor Mouse" from Flesh On Flesh (Telarc) 40:14
Chick Corea Electric Band "Check Blast" from To The Stars (Stretch) 46:53
{Dave Weckl Band "The Zone" from Rhythm Of The Soul (Stretch) 53:38

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