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ECM 1970s: Part 1

By John Kelman
February 26, 2011
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Part one of some of the best music from ECM in its first decade. Sadly, some titles still not yet available on CD (I'm using vinyl>CDR burns), but hopefully that'll change sometime soon!

Track	Name	Time	Artist	Album
1	Mevlevia	6:03	Gary Burton	Ring
2	Four Winds	6:35	Dave Holland Quartet	Conference Of The Birds
3	Ensenada	8:15	Bennie Maupin	The Jewel In The Lotus
4	Quintennaissance	5:37	Art Lande	Red Lanta
5	Crystal Silence	6:59	Chick Corea/Return to Forever	Return To Forever
6	Pablo's Story	14:01	David Liebman/Lookout Farm	Lookout Farm
7	Tuesday Ends Saturday	6:43	Paul Motian	Tribute
8	Witchi-Tai-To	4:27	Jan Garbarek/Bobo Stenson Quartet	Witchi-Tai-To
9	Nardis	11:58	Richard Beirach	Eon
10	Bend It	9:59	Terje Rypdal	What Comes After
11	Outhouse	7:53	Arild Andersen	Clouds In My Head
12	Marguerite	8:32	Collin Walcott	Cloud Dance
13	The Pilgrim And The Stars	9:45	Enrico Rava	The Pilgrim And The Stars
14	Staircase	6:24	John Abercrombie/Ralph Towner	Sargasso Sea
15	Sing Song	6:57	Gateway	Gateway 2
16	Flying Spirits	13:48	Jack DeJohnette's Directions	Untitled
17	Satu	14:44	Edward Vesala	Satu
18	Krusning	5:40	Jan Garbarek	Dis
19	Runes	15:23	Keith Jarrett	Arbour Zena
20	Unquity Road	3:35	Pat Metheny	Bright Size Life
21	Left Lane	13:37	Eberhard Weber	Yellow Fields

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