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Four New Jazz Releases from John Beasley, Mike Clement, Catherine Russell and Joe Syrian
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- John Beasley and the SWR Big Band "Invisible Piano" from Invisible Piano (o-tone) 7:26
- John Beasley and the SWR Big Band "Galaha" from Invisible Piano (o-tone) 5:17
- Mike Clement "Access Granted" from Polka Dots and Ray Bans (Cellar) 4:14
- Mike Clement "The Tempo" from Polka Dots and Ray Bans (Cellar) 5:52
- Catherine Russell "Now You're Talkin' My Language" from Live (Dot Time) 3:00
- Catherine Russell "Never Too Old to Swing" from Live (Dot Time) 3:13
- Joe Syrian "Jordu" from A Blue Time (Circle 9) 5:04
- Joe Syrian and the Motor City Octet "Norwegian Wood" from A Blue Time (Circle 9) 5:27
- John Beasley and the SWR Big Band "Can't Hide Love" from Invisible Piano (o-tone) 4:44
- Mike Clement "Instadaddy" from Ploka Dots and Ray Bans (Cellar) 5:04
- Catherine Russell "You Can't Pull the Wool Over My Eyes" from Live (Dot Time) Time Marker
- Joe Syrian & the Motor City Octet "Agua de Beber" from Album Title (Record Label) Time Marker
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