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Music from Canada, Ireland and Argentina
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- Richard Whiteman "Very Well And Good" from Very Well And Good (Cornerstone Records) 0:00
- Formica "Molinos" from No Comunica (ears&eyes) 7:03
- Linley Hamilton "Sure Would Baby" from For The Record (Teddy D Records) 13:58
- Gediminas Karkauskas "Lost Suite" from Lost Suite (Teddy D Records) 20:45
- Camila Nebbia, Maya Keren & akiva jacobs "The Night" from In another night, in another world (ears&eyes) 30:29
- Ryan McCaffrey "The Jazz Junkie" from Session Tracks (Self Released) 37:45
- The Phil Nimmons Tribute "Nufsicism" from To The Nth (Self Released) 42:11
- QMRPlus "Elemental Degrees of Freedom pt 1" from Live at the Dame (ears&eyes) 50:59
- Richard Whiteman "Not So Early" from Very Well And Good (Cornerstone Records) 55:24
- Formica "Refiere" from No Comunica (ears&eyes) 1:00:57
- Matthew Putman and Michael Sarian "Part 1" from Improvisations Volume One (Orbit577) 1:04:02
- Ryan McCaffrey "Monk Funk" from Session Tracks (Unreleased) 1:11:21
- Samo Salamon & Friends "Seagulls in Maine (with Albert Vila)" from Almost Alone Vol. 1 (samo music) 1:16:27
- Linley Hamilton "Mo Hip" from For The Record (Teddy D Records) 1:22:18
- Camila Nebbia, Maya Keren & Akiva Jacobs "Trastornated" from In another night, in another world (ears&eyes) 1:30:48
- Gediminas Karkauskas "Alias" from Lost Suite (Teddy D Records) 1:37:15
- The Nimmons Tribute "Sands of Time" from To The Nth (Self Released) 1:43:45
- Richard Whiteman "Re-entry" from Very Well And Good (Cornerstone Records) 1:51:08
- Formica "Pendiente" from No Comunica (ears&eyes) 1:57:39
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