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Finding The Fire Within With Rich Halley And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Rich Halley "Following The Stream" from Fire Within (Pine Eagle Records) 00:56
- Ism "Niloo's Dream" from Maua (577 Records) 17:22
- Angel Bat Dawid "Lux Aeterna—Eternal Light/My Rhapsody feat. Marshall Allen & Knoel Scott" from Requiem For Jazz (International Anthem) 24:11
- John Herberman "A Small Town Near Portland" from Overheard On A Park Bench (Ceola Records) 30:26
- Bévort 3 "Strolling in June" from Northbound (Gateway Music) 37:10
- Joe Santa Maria "On The Water" from Echo Deep (Orenda Records) 43:14
- Rajna Swaminathan "Altitude" from Apertures (ropeadope) 50:11
- Rebecca Nash "Osmium" from Redefining Element 78 (Whirlwind Recordings) 1:00:37
- Ancient Infinity Orchestra "Equanimity" from River of Light (Gondwana Records) 1:10:15
- Isaiah Collier "Village Song" from Parallel Universe (Night Dreamer) 1:19:17
- Christoph Gallio, Dominic Lash, Mark Sanders "Homelife" from Live at Cafe Oto London (ezz-thetics) 1:33:02
- Blue Moods "ESP" from Swing & Soul (Posi-Tone) 1:56:12
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