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Michel Colombier, Jaco Pastorius and John McLaughlin

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
August 11, 2023
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Brazilian drummer Cuca Teixeira, French band Shob, and from Croatia Vasil Hadzimanov Band with David Binney. Fontanelle from their album Vitamin F and Dennis Chambers from Groove and More featuring Scott Henderson. French composer the late Michele Colombier with guest Jaco Pastorius, and Jaco Pastorius again with a track from Modern American Music. We finish with John McLaughlin and a tune from Electric Dreams.

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Cuca Teixeira "Tunta" from Groove Reunion (Self Produced) 00:00
Shob "Charpie" from Voraces (Self Produced 06:37
Vasil Hadzimanov Band "Zulu" from Alive (Croatia Records) 13:20
Fontanelle "Watermelon Hands" from Vitamin F (Southern Lord) 19:54
Dennis Chambers "Virtual Life" from Groove And More (Soul Trade) 26:32
Michel Colombier "Sunday" from Michel Colombier (Chrysalis) 32:12
Jaco Pastorius "Time Lapse" from Modern American Music (Omnivore) 39:46
John McLaughlin "Miles Davis" from Electric Dreams (Columbia) 46:31

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