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Bruce Ditmas, Antonio Sanchez & Migration, Return To Forever And Erik Escobar

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
July 4, 2021
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Some contemporary jazz from Bruce Ditmas with John Abercrombie, plus The Meredian Suite from Antonio Sanchez & Migration. We finish with Erik Escobar, Return to Forever and the Yellowjackets.

Playlist

Steve Hunt "First Creation" from Connections (Spice Rack) 00:00
Bruce Ditmas"Pulp" from What If (Postcards) 08:34
Antonio Sanchez & Migration "Channels of Energy" from The Meridian Suite (Cam Jazz) 17:09
Trinity "Weather is Changing" from Mysterious Voyages (Tone Centre) 25:34
Return To Forever "Vulcan Worlds" from Return To Forever Returns (Eagle) 34:14
Erik Escobar "homenaje al Gran Maestro Gonzalo" from Erik Escobar (Self Produced) 42:45
Yellowjackets "Cross Current" from Altered State (Heads Up) 51:14

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