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Live Music From John McLaughlin, Antoine Pierre Urbex Electric And Petite Blonde

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
April 21, 2023
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Live music from around the world with John McLaughlin from Boston, Saraswati at Montreaux, Antoine Pierre-Urbex Electric in Belgium and Bill Evans and the late Victor Bailey in Germany. Plus Asaf Sirkis from Solar Flash and from 1976 and 1978 the late Barbara Thompson. Also, Trevor Watts from Another Time.

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John McLaughlin "You Know You Know" from The Boston Record (Abstract Logix) :00:00
Saraswati "Saraswati" from Saraswati at Montreaux (Self Produced) 07:52
Antoine Pierre "Steam" from Suspended-Live at Flagey (Outnote) 15:32
Asaf Sirkis "Kinship" from Solar Flash (Moomjune) 23:12
Vital Information "Craniac Trilogy Pt 3 The Implant" from Where We Come From (Intuition) 31:04
Barbara Thompson "Sicilian Sting" from Paraphernalia (MCA) 38:58
Trevor Watts "Another Time" from Another Time (FMR) 46:47
Bill Evans-Victor Bailey "Captain Brutis" from Petite Blonde (Lipstick) 50:36

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