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Musical Tribute To Jim Beard Plus New Releases

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
March 15, 2024
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A tribute to musician and producer Jim Beard, featuring his own work and also with Bob Berg and Oz Noy. New music from Lyle Workman and trumpet player John Fumo. From Brazil Joseph Olivera and from Canada Gustavo Carmo. Benjamin Croft with Frank Gambale and Argentinian band Streams. We get a little laid back with some cool stuff from David Garfield with his latest single and the band Tea featuring Neil Larsen.

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Jim Beard "Bakers Annex" from Song Of The Sun (CTI) 00:00
Bob Berg "Silverado" from Backroads (Denon) 05:51
Oz Noy "Epistro Funk" from Fuzzy (Magnatude) 11:53
Lyle Workman "Garden Of Your Mind" from Murmuration (Infrared) 17:49
John Fumo "Hunter" from Entropy (Self Produced) 23:39
Joseph Olivera "Aurora" from My Dream (Isabel Saboia) 29:46
Gustavo Carmo "Chromatic Aberration" from Chromatic Aberration (Self Produced) 35:47
Benjamin Croft "Lower Moat Manor" from We Are Here To Help (Self Produced) 41:40
Streams "Oceano" from Work Path (Estudio Qenti) 47:39
David Garfield "Shufflin' NYC" from Shufflin' NYC (Creatchy) 53:32
Tea "chance Meeting" from Chance Meeting (six Degrees) 59:28

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