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Brubeck In '59 And Some Brand New Jazz Releases
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- The Dave Brubeck Quartet "Basin Street Blues" from Live from the Northwest, 1959 (Brubeck Editions) 00:54
- Voodoo Drummer "Gnossienne No 1/Milo mou kokkino" from Erik Satie in 7/8 + Milo mou kokkino (Self Released) 07:42
- Matías Formica Cinco "Se Rei Uno" from Destellos De Un Juguete Inalcanzable (ears&eyes) 12:03
- Art Hirahara "Echo Canyon" from Echo Canyon (Posi-Tone) 18:27
- John Herberman "Modalities" from Spring Comes Early (Ceola Records) 24:16
- Ivo Perelman, Nate Wooley, Mat Maneri, Fred Lonberg-Holm Joe Morris , Matt Moran "Part One" from Seven Skies Orchestra (Fundacja SIłuchaj) 32:19
- Susan Alcorn "Canto II. Presente: Sueño de Luna Azul" from Canto (Relative Pitch Records) 46:50
- Afro Peruvian New Trends Orchestra "Osiris" from Cosmic Synchronicities (Blue Spiral) 1:00:00
- The Barry Deister Collective "Morning On The Yarra" from Hemispheres (Self Released) 1:08:55
- Constantine Alexander "Deez" from Firetet (Self Released) 1:15:39
- Laurent Estoppey & Daniel Levin "One daughter answers beads," from Sumac (ears&eyes) 1:28:56
- Ivo Perelman, Nate Wooley, Mat Maneri, Fred Lonberg-Holm ,Joe Morris , Matt Moran "Part Nine" from Seven Skies Orchestra (Fundacja SIłuchaj) 1:38:22
- The Dave Brubeck Quartet "Multnomah Blues" from Live from the Northwest, 1959 (Brubeck Editions) 1:51:23
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