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New Music From Chester Thompson, Marco Sfogli, Juna Serita And Scott Amendola

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
November 10, 2023
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New music from drummer Chester Thompson, fromWake Up Call, Italian guitarist Marco Sfogli, and Norwegian guitarist Tore Morton Andreassen. Ron Bosse with his latest featuring Mike Stern. Japanese bassist Juna Serita, Spanish guitarist David Munoz and some funky sounds from Jim Weider plus British bassist Janek Gwizdala from Night Watch. From Germany saxophonist Peter Weniger with Wolfgang Haffner and progressive jazz group Origin1Nerd from Unknown Error.

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Chester Thompson "Wake Up Call" from Wake Up Call (Prog Rock Essentials) 00:00
Marco Sfogli "Ambiguous Gifts" from Welcome To Ooglyworld (JTC) 05:25
Tore Morton Andreassen "7Funk" from Urban Funk Stories (Neovision) 10:58
Ren Bosse "Xero G" from Burning Room Only (Deep Cat) 16:26
Juna Serita "Hallucigenia" from 1509 (Self Produced) 22:00
David Munoz Gnaposs "Lavigna" from I Don't Really Give A Shit (RGB Supports) 27:28
Jim Weider "No Exit Strategy" from Pulse (Self Produced) 32:52
Janek Gwizdala "Ship To Shore" from Night Watch (Self Produced) 38:25
Peter Weniga " Paradizer" from Legal Paradizer (Skip) 42:51
Origi1Nerd "Steps In A Layer" from Unknown Error (Self Produced) 49:22

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