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Five new releases from the Helen Sung Big Band, Michael Dease Big Band, Brad Goode, Robyn Spangler and the Django Festival All-Stars
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- Helen Sung Big Band "Convergence" from Oracles (Sunnyside) 4:59
- Helen Sung Big Band "Wayne's World" from Oracles (Sunnyside) 6:25
- Michael Dease Big Band "You Know I Love You" from Return Trajectory (Origin) 5:55
- Michael Dease Big Band "Shoreline" from Return Trajectory (Origin) 6:47
- Brad Goode Quintet "Half Moon" from Live Your Dreams (Origin) 11:12
- Brad Goode Quintet "Lover Man" from Live Your Dreams (Origin) 5:51
- Robyn Spangler "Call Me" from The John Beasley Project (self-released) 4:31
- Robyn Spangler "Hello It's Me" from The John Beasley Project (self-released) 4:02r
- Django Festival All-Stars "Rire Avec Charlie" from Evolution (Motema) 4:09
- Django Festival All-Stars "Around Toots" from Evolution (Motema) 4:14
- Helen Sung Big Band "A Little Bird Watchin'" from Oracles (Sunnyside) 5:44
- Michael Dease Big Band "Cherokee" from Return Trajectory (Origin) 4:06
- Brad Goode Quintet "Goose Dance" from Live Your Dreams (Origin) 7:19
- Django Festival All Stars "Swing and Ready" from Evolution (Motema) 4:44
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