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Further Reed Rapture With Ivo And Roscoe
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Ivo Perelman and Roscoe Mitchell "One" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka Music) 00:54
- Roscoe Mitchell "Spatial Aspects Of The Sound" from Bells for the South Side (ECM) 14:29
- Lionel Beuvens "49 Steps" from 49 Steps To Heaven (Hypnote) 26:55
- George Colligan "Kiings Dream" from Kings Dreams (PJCE Records) 35:03
- Matt Booth & Palindromes "Howard Beach Memoirs" from Live Mash For Now (ears&eyes) 41:47
- Mathieu Soucy "Lennie's Changes" from Recollecting (Inner-Bop Records) 56:11
- Ivo Perelman and Roscoe Mitchell "Three" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka Music) 1:00:26
- Roscoe Mitchell and the Sound Ensemble "Nonaah" from Live at the Knitting Factory (Black Saint) 1:08:51
- Lionel Beuvens "Cité Soleil" from 49 Steps To Heaven (Hypnote) 1:19:08
- Mathieu Soucy "Turner Days" from Recollecting (Inner-Bop Records) 1:28:13
- George Colligan "Liam's Lament" from Kings Dreams (PJCE Records) 1:34:30
- Matt Booth & Palindromes "Heavy Meddler" from Live Mash For Now (ears&eyes) 1:39:25
- Lionel Beuvens "For Threes" from 49 Steps To Heaven (Hypnote) 1:46:10
- Mathieu Soucy "7th Avenue" from Recollecting (Inner-Bop Records) 1:54:27
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