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Four new releases including Chick Corea's last concert, Chris Hazelton, The Sistering and Billy Childs
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- Chick Corea "Armando's Rumba/It Could Happen to You/Overjoyed" from Forever Yours—The Farewell Performance (Candid) 15:06
- Chris Hazelton "Summer in Central Park" from In Rotation (Cellar) 8:04
- Chris Hazelton "Paris of the Plains" from In Rotation (Cellar) 6:29
- Kate McGarry, Lenora Zenzalai Helm, Lois Deloatch & Nnenna Freelon "River Song" from The Sistering (Self Released) 4:54
- Kate McGarry, Lenora Zenzalai Helm, Lois Deloatch, Nnnenna Freelon "Circle" from The Sistering (Self Released) 5:38
- Billy Childs "One Fleeting Instant" from Triumvirate (Mack Avenue) Time Marker
- Billy Childs "Whisper Not" from Triumvirate (Mack Avenue) 8:49
- Chick Corea "In a Sentimental Mood" from Forever Yours—The Farewell Performance (Candid) 4:13
- Chris Hazelton "Speedball" from Om Rotation (Cellar) Time Marker
- Billy Childs "Flamenco Sketches" from Triumvirate (Mack Avenue) 6:53
- Kate McGarry, Lenora Zenzalai Helm, Lois Deloatch, Nnnenna Freelon "It Had to Be You" from The Sistering (Self Released) 5:12
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