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Music From The '80s, With Neil Larsen, Dave Weckl And David Sanborn
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We begin with music from the '80s including Neil Larsen, Full Moon, Brandon Fields, Dave Weckl, David Sanborn and Miles Davis. Japanese band Casiopea and recent releases from Evgeny Pobozhiy, Swedish drummer Jonathan Lundberg, and piano and keyboard player from Russia Eldar Djangirov.Playlist
- Neil Larsen "Carnival" from Through Any Window (MCA) 00:00
- Full Moon "Little Cowboys" from Full Moon (Warner) 05:58
- Brandon Fields "The Face On Mars" from Other Places (Nova) 12:00
- Dave Weckl "Festival De Ritmo" from Master Plan (GRP) 18:02
- David Sanborn "Run For Cover" from Straight to the Heart (Warner) 24:01
- Miles Davis "Big Time" from Amandla (Warner) 30:00
- Casiopea "Conjunction" from Asian Dreamer (Pony Canyonl) 35:57
- Evgeny Pobozhiy "Road To The Himalayas" from Road To The Himalayas (DK Records) 41:59
- Jonathan Lundberg "Elementa" from Elementa (Self Produced) 48:01
- Eldar Djangirov "The Exorcist" from Key Madness (Tone Resonance) 53:57
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