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Keith Jarrett, Clifford Jordan, Bill Laswell And Others
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- Keith Jarrett "The Rich (and the Poor)" from Treasure Island (GRP) 00:00
- Bill Laswell "The Application of Obscure Knowledge" from Mount Analogue (Sub Rosa) 09:26
- Popol Vuh "Steiner's Ecstasy (James K Variation)" from The Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner (Original Score & Variations) (Latency) 15:00
- Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes "Shadows" from Expansions (Ace Records) 23:50
- Lorenzo Bianchi Hoesch, Fabrizio Cassol & Adéle Viret "Mother Tree (Edit)" from Mother Tree (Edit) (Ornithology) 30:01
- Mulatu Astatke "Masenqo" from Inspiration Information 3 (Strut) 38:37
- Agitation Free "First Communication" from 2nd (M.i.G.) 45:01
- Clifford Jordan "John Coltrane" from Glass Bead Games (Mack Avenue Records) 53:12
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