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Lyle Workman, Joel Sena, Casiopea, simon Phillips, Dennis Chambers, Virgil Donati
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- Luiz Banks "Sting Ray"Labyrinth" from Labyrinth (Self Produced) 00:00
- Casiopea "Galactic Funk" from Miracle Nights-Live (Hats Unlimited) 07:07
- Lyle Workman "The Long Game" from Live At Alvas (Blue Canoe) 14:14
- Joel Sena "Signal Decay" from Signal Decay (Self Produced) 21:21
- {Manuel Gamez "Frequency" from Heartbeats (Self Produced) 28:28
- Greg Spero "Improvision" from Spirit Fingers Trio-Live (Hats Unlimited 35:35
- {Simon Phillips "Intrepid Traveller" from Protocol 6 (Phantom) 42:42
- The Architects "Major Chord" from OHM! (shifting Paradigm) 49:49
- Tom Kennedy "Don't Look Back" from The Summit (Record Label) 56:56/li>
- Dennis Chambers "Otay" from Outbreak (ESC) 1:04:03
- Gonzalo Rubalcaba"Paseo Con Fula" from Paseo Con Fula (Blue Note) 1:1:10
- Scott Henderson "Syringe from People Mover (Self Produced) 1:18:17
- Alberto Rigoni "Metal Injection" from Prog Injection (Self Produced) 1:25:24
- Simon Phillips Protocol "Moments Of Fortune" from Protocol 2 (Phantom) 1:32:31
- Virgil Donati "The Crack" from Ruination (Gildon) 1:39:38
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