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Music from new label Tao Forms
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On this show I feature tracks from both of those albums as well as other music from the discographies of the four musicians playing on these releases.
Playlist
- Whit Dickey Trio "Desert Flower" from Expanding Light (Tao Forms) 00:00
- Matthew Shipp "Piano Equation" from The Piano Equation (Tao Forms) 09:19
- Rob Brown Trio "Sounds I Archaeology" from Sounds (Clean Feed) 14:58
- Ivo Perelman, Nate Wooley, Brandon Lopez, Gerald Cleaver "Part 2" from Octagon (Leo Records) 27:45
- David S. Ware "Dao Forms" from Dao (Homestead Records) 38:34
- Matthew Shipp "Land of the Secrets" from The Piano Equation (Tao Forms) 56:34
- Whit Dickey Trio "Mobius" from Expanding Light (Tao Forms) 1:00:35
- Dave Rempis, Brandon Lopez, Ryan Packard "Confucius Ornis" from The Early Bird Gets (Aerophonic) 1:08:14
- Rob Brown, Daniel Levin, Jacek Mazurkiewicz "Day in the Life of a City" from Day in the Life of a City (Multikulti Project) 1:15:40
- John Dikeman, Brandon Lopez, Onno Govaert "Precession of Simalcra" from Those Impossible Creatures (Sonorus Records) 1:23:38
- Ivo Perelman, Matthew Shipp, Michael Bisio, Whit Dickey "Soul" from Soul (Leo Records) 1:31:28
- Whit Dickey Trio "The Opening" from Expanding Light (Tao Forms) 1:39:53
- Matthew Shipp "Cosmic Juice" from The Piano Equation (Tao Forms) 1:45:28
- Rob Brown Quartet "Wonder/Wander Off" from Unexplained Phenomena (Marge) 1:50:45
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