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John McLaughlin, Miles Davis, Jaco Pastorius, Chick Corea

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
March 25, 2022
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Live recordings from John McLaughlin The Montreaux Years , Miles Davis Live At Vienne, Jaco Pastorius Live in Montreal, Al Di Meola Elegant Gypsy-Live and More, Chick Corea Live Under The Sky, Soft Machine Live at Baked Potato and Weather ReportLive in Offenbach.

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John McLaughlin "Sing Me Softly Of the Blues" from The Montreux YearsBMG) 00:00
Miles Davis "Amandla" from Live At Vienne (Warner) 07:18
Jaco Pastorius "Bass Solo" from Live in Montreal (Jazz Door) 14:54
Al Di Meola "Chiquilin" from Elegant Gypsy Live and More (Ear Music) 22:12
Chick Corea "Night Street" from Live Under The Sky (Timeline) 29:27
Soft Machine "The Tale of Taliesin" from Live At Baked Potato (Moonjune) 36:48
Weather Report "Delores-Portrait of Tracy-Third Stone From The Sun" from Live In Offenbach (Art of Groove) 44:15
The Trackers "Living Time" from Vaudeville 8:45 (Abstract Logix) 51:56

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