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New Music from Azmeh, Imboden, Lehman & More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Kinan Azmeh And City Band "Dance" from Live In Berlin (Dreyer Gaido) 00:28
- Sean Imboden Large Ensemble "Someone To Watch Over Us" from Communal Heart (Self Released) 13:53
- Atlantic Jazz Collective (feat. Norma Winstone and Joe LaBarbera) "Raffish" from Seascape (Alma Records) 22:37
- Steve Lehman Trio + Mark Turner "40b" from The Music of Anthony Braxton (Pi Recordings) 29:50
- Chris Alford Luke Stewart Justin Peake "Live By Night" from Live at the Twilight Lounge (Ramble Records) 41:12
- Caili O'Doherty "Riffin' The Blues" from Bluer Than Blue (Outside In Music) 49:05
- Sylvie Courvoisier & Mary Halvorson "Bone Bells" from Bone Bells (Pyroclastic Records) 56:29
- Rachel Therrien "Fiestas Campesinas" from Mi Hogar II (Lulaworld Records) 1:02:53
- Artemis "Komorebi" from ARBORESQUE (Blue Note) 1:11:38
- Jackie Myers "When You Think You've Seen It All" from What About The Butterfly (577 Records) 1:17:07
- Satoko Fujii Tokyo Trio "Dream A Dream" from Dream A Dream (Libra Records) 1:24:52
- Anupam Shobhakar "Ladders To The Show" from Liquid Reality (AGS Recordings) 1:43:29
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