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New Albums From Stern, Shepik, Brady, Eldritch Priest, Bernstein And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Mike Stern "Connections" from Echoes And Other Songs (Mack Avenue Records) 00:27
- Ari Joshua, Russ Lawton, Ray Paczkowski "The TriCeraphClops" from The TriCeraphClops (Music Factory Records) 08:32
- Tim Brady Instruments Of Happiness "[very] Short Pieces for (jazz) Guitar i-iv" from Imagine Many Guitars (Redshift Records) 13:44
- Ben Solomon "Will' O' Wisp" from Echolocation (Giant Step Arts) 18:16
- Ben Solomon "Etude No.13" from Chromatophores Book II (Giant Step Arts) 28:18
- Brad Shepik Human Activity "Naturitude" from Dream Of The Possible (Shifting Paradigm) 30:40
- Brad Shepik Trio "Balance" from Drip (Knitting Factory Works) 38:57
- Thurman Barker, William Parker, Jon Irabagon "For Goya" from Bakunawa (Out Of Your Head Records) 47:08
- ACTS "Sloth" from The Unconcious (ears&eyes) 56:53
- Leslie Pintchik "Over Easy" from Prayer For What Remains (Pintch Hard Records) 1:04:22
- Eldritch Priest "Dormitive Virtue" from Dormitive Virtue (Halocline Trance) 1:10:20
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis "This Cult Does Not Help" from The True Story of Bears and the Invention of the Battery (Imani Records) 1:14:55
- Ari Joshua with Billy Martin, John Medeski, & Jason Fraticelli"Praysue" from Praysue (Music Factory Records) 1:19:45
- Joel Frahm Trio "Vesper Trials" from Lumination (Anzic Records) 1:28:32
- Satoko Fujii Quartet "Circle Dance" from Dog Days Of Summer (Libra Records) 1:34:48
- Peter Bernstein "Perpetual Pendulum" from Better Angels (Smoke Sessions Records) 1:46:02
- Charlie Parker "Cherokee" from Bird in Kansas City (Verve) 1:52:18
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