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Finely Tuned Elephant, Federico Malaman, Christian Frentzen, Kam Falk, Senri Kawaguchi
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- Finely Tuned Elephant "Gamblin' Man" from No Goats (Self Produced) 00:00
- Federico Malaman "What" from Mist (Self Produced) 07:57
- Christian Frentzen "Last November" from In My Humble Opinion (roundrobyn) 15:54
- Kam Falk "Convergence" from Convergence (Self Produced) 23:51
- Senri Kawaguchi "Onyx" from E—Magination (In Out) 31:48
- Mariko Munaraka "Mirage" from Beautiful Mess (Self Produced) 39:45
- Anna Rakita "River" from Only Love (Self Produced) 47:42
- Stick Men "Komodo" from Lets Thrack Again (Self Produced) 55:39
- Stanley Clarke "Medieval Overture" from Last Train to sanity (Roxboro) 1:03:36
- Chick Corea "Night Street" from Live Under The Sky 1979 (red River) 1:11:33
- Miles Davis "One Phone Call-Street Scene" from Live Under The Sky 1987 (Equinox) 1:19:30
- Steps "Nice Shot" from Live Under The Sky—1980 (Equinox) 1:27:27
- Mahavishnu Orchestra "Miles Out" from Inner Worlds (Columbia) 1:35:24
- Brand X "Born Ugly" from Unorthodox Behavior (Charismal) 1:43:21
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