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Discovered Early Jazz Fusion From Pat Smythe Plus Other New Releases
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Pat Smythe Quartet "Rank's Vibe" from New Dawn Live 1973 (British Progressive Jazz) 01:02
- Ernesto Cervini's Turboprop "When I Fall" from A Canadian Songbook (TPR Records) 08:52
- The Messthetics And James Brandon Lewis "Emergence" from The Messthetics And James Brandon Lewis (Impulse!) 15:24
- Pat Bianchi "Dance Cadaverous" from Three (21H Records) 18:15
- Yosef Gutman Levitt "The Shepherd" from The World And Its People (Soul Song Records) 25:07
- Smelloship "Slothful Strut" from Smelloship 1 (Bangers & Mash Records) 30:22
- Albare "Missing In Action" from Beyond Belief (Alfi Records) 37:09
- George Cartwright's GloryLand PonyCat with Adam Linz and Alden Taro Ikeda "Fishy Story" from Black Ants Crawling (Mahalaka Music) 42:40
- Echoes of Zoo "Bioluminescence" from Speech of Species (W.E.R.F. Records) 1:00:00
- Chad Fowler, Shanyse Strickland, Sana Nagano, Melanie Dyer, Ken Filiano and Anders Griffen "Traditional Funeral Dance" from Birdsong (Mahalaka Music) 1:07:48
- Muriel Grossmann "Mother Of All" from Devotion (Third Man Records) 1:17:20
- Roby Glod, Christian Ramond, Klaus Kugel "Carol's "Dream" from No ToXiC (Nemu Records) 1:27:51
- Pat Smythe Quartet "Floppy Hat" from New Dawn Live 1973 (British Progressive Jazz) 1:35:50
- David Torn, Tom Rainey, Tim Berne, Trevor Dunn "DISCO TENT-RAVENS LOW & READY 2 (Excerpt)" from DISCO TENT-RAVENS LOW & READY 2 (Screwgun) 1:45:23
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