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New Music From Arbenz, Olivier, Shorter & More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Florian Arbenz, Michael Arbenz, Ron Carter "Old Shaman" from The Alpine Session (Self Produced) 00:27
- Isabelle Olivier "Impressions" from Impressions (Rewound Echoes) 10:36
- Eric Shorter "Our Brother of Bethany" from Shorter Bendian Shields (577 Records) 15:16
- Ivo Perelman, Joe McPhee, Ken Vandermark "Sulfur" from Oxygen (Mahalaka Music) 24:31
- Posi-Tone Swingtet "Mirror" from In Jazz We Trust (Posi-tone) 35:48
- Unionen "Den Grimme Elling" from Unionen (We Jazz Records) 43:51
- Rodney Jordan "Hargrove" from Memphis Blue (Baxter Music Enterprises) 49:13
- Marcus McLaurine "Dance of the Crows" from Tributes (Jade Elephant Productions) 58:36
- Hayes Greenfield "Shorty, Gravity, And Beyond" from Gravity Unplugged (Sunnyside Records) 1:04:36
- Kaisa's Machine "Origin Story (feat. Melissa Aldana)" from Moving Parts (Greenleaf Music) 1:10:42
- John Ellis "Color Wheel" from Heroes (Blue Room Music) 1:16:21
- Ella Fitzgerald "Bye Bye Blackbird" from The Moment Of Truth—Ella Live At The Coliseum (Verve Records) 1:24:22
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