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Bass Players Take The Lead
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- André Carvalho "Luftmensch" from Lost in Translation (Outside In Music) 00:00
- Levi Dover "Galapogas" from Imaginary Structures (Three Pines Records) 07:10
- Michaël Attias, Nataniel Edelman, Santiago Lamisovski, Nicolás del Águila "Ping Pong Angel Fold" from Los Ángeles (ears&eyes) 15:30
- Sean Conly "The Jake Leg" from The Buzz (577 Records) 28:17
- Splinters "The 100 Club Phase 1" from Inclusivity (Jazz In Britain) 34:51
- Cong-Fusion "The World As We Know It" from The World As We Know It (Self Released) 51:01
- André Carvalho "Alcheringa" from Lost in Translation (Outside In) 55:00
- Levi Dover "In Hindsight" from Imaginary Structures (Three Pines Records) 1:00:58
- Michaël Attias, Nataniel Edelman, Santiago Lamisovski, Nicolás del Águila "Mumbo Jumbo" from Los Ángeles (ears&eyes) 1:06:56
- Sean Conly "Euterpe" from The Buzz (577 Records) 1:11:13
- Splinters "The 100 Club Phase 7" from Inclusivity (Jazz In Britain) 1:15:21
- André Carvalho "Boketto" from Lost in Translation (Outside In) 1:26:14
- Levi Dover "Imaginary Structures" from Imaginary Structures (Three Pines Records) 1:28:48
- Michaël Attias, Nataniel Edelman, Santiago Lamisovski, Nicolás del Águila "My Ideal" from Los Ángeles (ears&eyes) 1:35:50
- Sean Conly "Shades" from The Buzz (577 Records) 1:42:11
- Splinters "Grass Roots Phase 3" from Inclusivity (Jazz In Britain) 1:47:56
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