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New albums focus with Koo, Baron, Ramu, Lund and Cornelius
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- Alex Koo, Mark Turner, Ralph Alessi "Ghost Parade" from Appleblueseagreen (Alex Koo) 00:00
- Joey Baron, Bram De Looze, Robin Verheyen "Boo Boo's Birthday" from Mix Monk (Universal Music) 08:01
- Kalya Ramu "Little One" from Living In A Dream (Kalya Ramu) 14:43
- Lage Lund "Hard Eights" from Terrible Animals (Criss Cross) 18:26
- Patrick Cornelius "Big Pictures" from This Should Be Fun (Posi-tone) 26:21
- William Tatge Trio "Have You Seen Robert Boston?" from General Cargo (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 33:25
- Alex Koo, Mark Turner, Ralph Alessi "The Loan Wanderer" from Appleblueseagreen (Alex Koo) 41:10
- Joey Baron, Bram de Looze, Robin Verheyen "The Flood" from Mix Monk (Universal Music) 48:43
- Kalya Ramu "She Drinks Alone" from Living In A Dream (Kalya Ramu) 54:57
- Lage Lund "Ray Ray" from Terrible Animals (Criss Cross) 1:00:57
- Patrick Cornelius "Telescope" from This Should Be Fun (Posi-tone) 1:10:47
- Spires That In Sunrise Rise "X stat twenty five" from House Ecstatic (Cover Your Blood) (Astral Spirits) 1:16:54
- Joey Baron, Bram de Looze, Robin Verheyen "Bye Ya" from Mix Monk (Universal Music) 1:23:29
- Alex Koo, Mark Turner, Ralph Alessi "Apples are Blue but the Sea Is Green" from Appleblueseagreen (Alex Koo) 1:26:37
- Lage Lund "We Are There Yet" from Terrible Animals (Criss Cross) 1:33:16
- Kalya Ramu "Living In A Dream" from Living In A Dream (Kalya Ramu) 1:39:04
- William Tatge Trio "Sentinel" from General Cargo (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 1:42:17
- Patrick Cornelius "For Morgan" from This Should Be Fun (Posi-tone) 1:51:04
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