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Music From Swart, Lemish, Williams, Tibbetts & More
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- Frank Swart Funkwrench Blues "Reflections From The Future" from Mischief In The Musitorium (Need To Know Music) 00:00
- Noam Lemish "San Francisco Is My Copenhagen" from There's beauty enough in being there (TPR Records) 05:27
- Drew Williams Quartet "Minor Blues" from Standard Quartet -Live at Weights and Measures (Weights and Measures Soundlab) 11:42
- Steve Tibbetts, Marc Anderson, JT Bates"Remember Part 1" from Close (ECM Records) 18:21
- Gert-Jan Dreessen "Way Through" from Angle of Incidence (Hypnote Records) 28:04
- Noah Franche-Nolan "A Triangle Is A Bird" from Rose-Anna (Cellar Music) 35:33
- Mike Westbrook Orchestra "Santarcangelo" from The Cortège Live At The BBC 1980 (Cadillac) 41:37
- Mark Sherman "Love Always Always Love" from Bop Contest (Miles High Records) 47:19
- Anthony D'Alessandro "Staying The Course" from City Lights (Three Pines Records (Self Released) 53:50
- Christopher McBride & The Whole Proof "The Hang, The Hustle, The Path" from The Hang, The Hustle, The Path (CR McBride Music) 59:47
- Bauke Meersman "Resolve" from Bauke Meersman (Den Hoed Music Records) 1:05:19
- Joe Morris "Prosody 1" from Abstract Forest (Relative Pitch Records) 1:10:03
- Rick Keller "Ahead Of The Curve" from Heroes (Vegas Records) 1:28:44
- John Scofield and Dave Holland "Easy For You" from Memories of Home (ECM Records) 1:38:58
- Mark Helias and Tim Berne "Luna" from Medium Cool (Self Released) 1:47:02
- Mark Helias and Tim Berne "Television" from Medium Cool (Self Released) 1:56:26
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