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Gary Husband, EH 3 Trio, HII Trio,Tigran Hamasyan, Derek Sherinian, Jan Hammer
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- Gary Husband "City Nights" from Postcards From the Past (Moonjunel) 00:00
- EH 3 Trio "Funk Haus" from Close To Nothing (Losen) 06:14
- HII Trio "Anonymous" from Connections (Self Produced)12:28
- Tigran Hamasyan "The Curse" from Blood Of an Innocent Is Spilled (Naive) 18:42
- Mohini Dey} "Kick n Bass" from Mohini Dey (Self Produced) 24:56
- Derek Sherinian "Inertia" from Inertia (Eagle Rock) 31:10
- Virgil Donati "The Crack" from Ruination (Gildon Music)37:24
- Alex Millela "Oversteppin'" from Light Shades (Sony Music)43:38
- Vincen Garcia "Gnapos" from fast Forward Funk (Self Produced) 49:52
- MM Circle "Kerwin" from MM Circle (Self Produced) 56:06
- Trix "Double Up" from Build Up (King)1:02:20
- Al Di Meola "Crusin" from electric Rondezvous (Columbia) 1:08:34
- Jan Hammer "Magic Theatre" from Beyond The Minds Eye (Mirama) 1:14:48
- Richard D Ruttenberg "Brainstorm" from Infinity Mirrors (Self Produced)1:21:02
- Antonio Sanchez "M-Power" from Bad Hombre vol 2 (Warnerl) 1:27:16
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