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Bass Is The Place: Tyler Mitchell, Jimmy Garrison, Dave Holland And More
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- Tyler Mitchell featuring Marshall Allen "Angels & Demonds at Play" from Dancing Shadows (Mahakala Music) 01:25
- Tyler Mitchell featuring Marshall Allen "Skippy" from Dancing Shadows (Mahakala Music) 06:44
- Tyler Mitchell featuring Marshall Allen "Discipline 27" from Sun Ra's Journey (Cellar Music Group) 10:03
- Tyler Mitchell featuring Marshall Allen "Cosmic Hop" from Sun Ra's Journey (Cellar Music Group) 15:29
- Sun Ra Arkestra Under the Director of Marshall Allen "Saturn" from Babylon Live (In and Out Records) 22:49
- Sun Ra Arkestra "Nothin' From Nothin'" from Reflections In Blue (Black Saint) 30:42
- Mongo Santamaria "Nothin' From Nothin'" from Mongo at the Village Gate (Battle) 35:36
- Rolf & Joachim Kühn Quartet "Impressions of New York Pt. 1" from Impressions of New York (Impulse!) 43:34
- Elvin Jones/Jimmy Garrison Sextet "Half and Half" from Illumination! (Impulse!) 1:01:54
- John Coltrane "Crescent" from Crescent (Impulse!) 1:08:19
- Wilbur Ware Quintet "Be-Ware" from The Chicago Sound (Riverside) 1:17:44
- Dave Holland "Emerald Tears" from Emerald Tears (ECM) 1:23:02
- Adi Meyerson "Follow the Red Dot" from I Want To Sing My Heart Out In Praise Of Life (Self Released) 1:29:52
- Ahmed Abdul-Malik "Nights on Saturn" from The Music of Ahmed Abul Malik (AvidJazz) 1:34:55
- Linda May Han Oh "Song Yue Rao" from Aventurine (Biopholio) 1:42:55
- Alex "Apolo" Ayala "Jíbaro Negro" from Bámbula (Truth Revolution Records) 1:48:59
- Joshua Abrams "Broom" from Magnetoception (Eremite Records) 1:57:00
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