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Drummers Cindy Blackman Santana, Senri Kawaguchi, Mark Lettieri and Snarky Puppy

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
March 3, 2024
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British Guitarist Jack Gardner with bassist Henrik Linder , Hungarian guitarist Mike Gotthard, and drummers Cindy Blackman Santana and Senri Kawaguchi. Christian Scott's R+R Now, Mark Lettieri's Things Of That Nature and Snarky Puppy's Immigrance. Finnish guitarist Jere Haakana, Serbian band Bosque and from France Shob'sVoraces.

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Owane "U.T.F.F" from Shred Redemption (Self Produced) 00:00
Mike Gotthard "9 Wheels" from 9 Wheels (Self Produced) 06:16
Senri Kawaguchi "Panic Man" from Dynamogenic (King Records) 12:30
Cindy Blackman Santana "Velocity" from Give The Drummer Some (Coppertone) 18:38
R+R Now "Resting Warrior" from Collagically Speaking (Capitol) 24:51
Mark Lettieri "Bubinga" from Things Of That Nature (GroundUp) 31:15
Snarky Puppy "Bigly Strictness" from Immigrance (GroundUp) 37:12
Jere Haakana "Dash" from Varjosto (Eclipse) 43:23
Bosque "Escape From Urumchi" from Escape From Urumchi (Metropolis) 49:39
Shob "Charpie" from Voraces (Self Produced) 55:52

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