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Jon Durant, Stephen Thelen, JVM Collective, Renaud Louis Servais, James Francies

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
September 17, 2021
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On today's program the guitars are upfront with Stephan Thelen and Jon Durant, Nicholas Llerandi, Apostolis Anthemos, Jimi Tunnell, and from Chile, drummer Cristian Tamblay with Derek Sherinian.

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Jon Durant-Stephan Thelen "Fractal 5.7" from Crossings (Alchemy) 00:00
The JVM Collective "Which Doctor" from Frontiers (Blue Canoe) 07:03
James Francies "Levitate" from Purest Form (UMG) 14:20
Nicholas Llerandi "Memphis" from Standby (Self Produced) 21:03
Wojtek Pilichowski "Check Up" from Vandal (Universal) 28:02
Renaud Louis Servais Group "Magnet 7" from Iluna (Self Produced) 35:00
Cristian Tamblay-Derek Sherinian "Revolutions" from Revolutions (Self Produced) 42:05
Apostholis Anthemos "In The Big City" from Live (Utopia) 49:07
Jimi Tunnell "The Slime" from trilateral Commission (Art Of Life) 56:21

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Instrument: Guitar, electric

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