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New Music from Dease, Woody, Bancroft, Sturino And More
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- Michael Dease "Catalyst" from City Life (Origin Records) 00:00
- Brandon Woody "Beyond The Reach Of Our Eyes" from For The Love Of It All (Blue Note) 07:08
- Eli Wallace, Pablo Vazquez, marcelo von schultz "Volar. No Sos El Laberinto" from Siesta (577 Records) 14:16
- Phil Bancroft "Testimony Part 5" from Testimony (Myriad Streams) 22:51
- John Sturino "Bonafides" from Blow Globe (Outside In Music) 29:47
- SAROST "67 South" from Auroro (Jazz Now Records) 39:52
- Charles Tolliver Music Inc "Ruthies Heart" from Live at Slugs' Volume I & II (Strata East/Mack Avenue Music) 57:14
- Stanley Cowell "Orientale" from Musa : Ancestral Streams (Strata East/Mack Avenue Music) 1:15:53
- Glenn Dickson and Bob Familiar "Just One Inch In A Thousand Years" from All The Light Of Our Sphere (Sounds Familiar) 1:22:54
- Diego Rivera "West Circle" from West Circle (Posi-tone) 1:30:05
- Manoeuvres Sentimentales "Just Intimate Of Nought" from Delightfully Deceitful (Circum-Disc) 1:37:53
- Michael Dease "The Classic II" from City Life (Origin Records) 1:49:29
- Claudio Scolari Project "New Ground" from Bloom (Self Released) 1:56:34
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