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New Music From Andy Timmons, Anthony Papamichael, Samuel Halkvist, Frank Gambale And Yellow Jackets
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New releases with Andy Timmons Recovery, Anthony Papamichael, Project Oracle, Mark Hartsuch withMohini Dey and The Haas Company featuring Swedish guitarist Samuel Halkvist. Yellow Jackets latest Fasten Up, French drummer Antoine Cara with bassist Kevin Revyrand and Frank Gambale from Celestial Latitude Vol 2. Steve Khan with The Suitcase-Live bassist Tom Kennedy, Indian pianist Lydian Nadhaswaram, Cameron Graves with Live From Seven Spheres, John McLaughlin, The Montreaux Years and we finish with Japanese fusion band Fazjaz.Playlist
- 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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