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New Music From Andy Timmons, Anthony Papamichael, Samuel Halkvist, Frank Gambale And Yellow Jackets
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- Andy Timmons "Lost In This World" from Recovery (Timstone) 00:00
- Anthony Papamichael "Traces Of Giants" from Project Oracle (Self Produced) 07:04/li>
- Mark Hartsuch "A New Normal" from A New Normal (Self Produced) 14:08
- The Haas Company "Tokyo Sidewalk" from Song For Mimi (Psychiatric Records) 21:12
- Yellow Jackets "Emeris" from Fasten Up (Mack Avenue) 28:16
- Antoine Cara "Wrong Turn" from Status Quo (Self Produced) 35:20
- The Haas Company "Liquid Crystal" from Celestial Latitude Vol 2 (Psychiatric records) 42:24
- Steve Khan "The Blue Zone" from The Suitcase (ESC Records) 49:29
- Tom Kennedy "Hip Shot" from New Start (Autumn Hill) 56:33
- Lydian Nadhashwaram "Funky Chunky" from Chromatic Grammatic (Self Producedl) 1:03:37
- Cameron Graves "Sons Of Creation" from Live From Seven Spheres (Mack Avenue) 1:10:41
- John McLaughlin "Friendship" from The Montreaux Years (BMG) 1:17:45
- Fazjaz "Jazz Crimes" from Seazon 1V (Vega) 1:24:49
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