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Miles Davis, Alex Stuart, The Action 4s, Derek Sherinian and Virgil Donati
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- Miles Davis "Miles Runs The Voodoo Down" from Bitches Brew (Columbia) 00:00
- Kazutoshi Sohta "Whirlwind" from Trionfi (Reborn Wood) 07:38
- Alex Stuart "Simple Things" from Refuge (Self Produced) 15:16
- Soften The Glare "March Of The Cephalopods" from Making Faces (Self Produced) 22:54
- Kypo "Post Human" from Post Human (Self Produced) 30:32
- The Action 4s "Electric Horizons" from The Action 4s (April Records) 38:10
- Outside The Lines "Through And Through" from Mag 7 (OTL) 45:48
- Lari Basilio "Bliss" from Redemption (Self Produced) 53:26
- Petite Blonde "Two Price Hit" from Petite Blonde (Lipstick) 1:01:04
- Gambale- Hamm-Smith "Dangerous Curves" from Show Me What You Can Do (Tone Centre) Time Marker1:08:42
- Al Di Meola "Kiss My Axe" from Kiss My Axe (Tomato) 1:16:20/li>
- Jack DeJohnette "Jack In" from Parallel Realities (MCA) 1:23:58
- Steve Smith-Tom Coster-Larry Coryell "Misguided Missile" from Cause And Effect (1:31:36) Time Marker
- Jeff Richman "Big Cats Can Be Dangerous" from the Blue Heart (Lipstick) 1:39:14
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