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Brett Garsed, Tom Coster, Niacin, Chick Corea, Akira Jimbo, Andre Drage, Mohini Dey, Resonance Vox
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- Uncle Moe's Space Ranch "Audio Rhumba" from Moe's Town (Tone Centre) 00:00
- Tom Coster "Jazz Lament" from The Forbidden Zone (JVC) 06:47
- Niacin "4'S3 from Organic (Magna Carta) 13:30
- Chick Corea "El Stephen PT 1" from The Ultimate Adventure (Stretch) 20:21
- Cindy Blackman Santana "Velocity" from Give The Drummer Some (Copperline) 27:08
- Akira Jimbo "Empathy" from 34/45 (King) 33:55
- Tjides "Earthone Echo" from Earthtone Echo (Self Produced) 40:42
- T.O.L "Refresh" from Refresh (DK Records) 47:29
- Andre Drage "Lake Malawi" from Journeyman (Self Produced) 54:16
- Ryosuke Kojima "Axiom" from Axiom (Goon Tracks) 1:01:03
- John Paul "Echoes Of Collution" from Echoes Of Collution (Universal India) 1:07:50
- Funk Armada "Stick Vlad" from Stick Vlad (Cichocki Music) 1:14:37
- Trio Of Bloom "Bend It" from Trio Of Bloom (La Reserve) 1:21:24
- Adam Corlito "Helix" from Helix (Self Produced) 1:28:11
- Resonance Vox "Barong" from Resonance Vox (Verve Forecast) 1:34:58
- Tetsuo Sakurai "Monster Parade" from Vital World (Electric Bird) 1:41:48
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