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Hungarian band Djabe, Brazillian Mello Jr., Andy Timmons, Brett Garsed and Yo Miles
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- Djabe-Steve Hackett Storm Is Brewing" from Freya Artic Jam (Cherry red) 00:00
- Fusion Generation Project "Hiromi" from No Fusion (Allegro) 06:51
- Mellow Jr "Inner Voice" from Down to the Wire (Self Produced) 13:43
- Andy Timmons "Almost Home" from Recovery (Timstone) 20:35
- Simon Phillips-Protocol "Moments Of Fortune" from Protocol 2 (Phantom) 27:26
- Brett Garsed "Breath" from Big sky (Paranormal) 34:18
- Brett Garsed "Avoid The Void" from Dark Matter (Self Produced) 41:10
- Papamichael "Know Thy Self" from Project Oracle (Self Produced) 48:02
- The Haas Company-Samuel Halkvist "Shaguzo" from Song For Mimi (Psychiatric) 54:53
- Jean-Luc Ponty "Tarantula" from Imaginary Voyage (Atlantic) 1:01:45
- Lenny White "Mating Drive" from Venusian Summer (Nemperor) 1:08:37
- Yo Miles—Wadada Leo Smith-Henry Kaiser "Tatu-Agharta Funk" from Upriver (Cuneiform) 1:15:28
- Dirk K-Peter Erskine "Fire Dance" from Live at Baked Potato (Kalle Fornia) 1:22:20
- Dominique Di Piazza "Wake Up" from Princess Sita (Sunnyside) 1:29:12r< /ul>
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