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New Music from Dennis Mitcheltree, Michael Sarian, Kelly Green, And More
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- Dennis Mitcheltree "911" from Seeing Red (Dengor Music) 00:00
- Michael Sarian "The Eyes of Parajanov" from In This Desert (Burning Ambulance Music) 07:09
- Kelly Green "Tongue Twister" from Eat Your Greens (Green Soul Studio/La Reserve Records) 20:29
- Enzo Favata "Sine Nomine" from Ritomare (ECM Records) 27:02
- Nicolas Meier World Group "A Night In Sant Cugat" from Elysian Drift (MGP Records) 35:30
- Jamie Safir "Momentism" from Momentism (Chill Tone Records) 43:05
- Tommy Smith "Four" from Four (Spartacus Records) 46:27
- Oscar Peterson "Stella By Starlight" from Around The World (Mack Avenue/Two Lions Records) 1:01:27
- Alex Roitman Tango Ensemble "Leyenda" from "La Cocina De Tango (ARTE-FL Records) 1:07:27
- Chris Alford, Evan Lipson, Justin Peake "Sweet Lips" from Cooked (Ramble Records) 1:11:29
- Jason Kao Hwang Human Rites Trio "Second Life" from Second Life (True Sound Recordings) 1:26:59
- Cecil Taylor "D Trad That's What" from Nefertiti, The Beautiful One Has Come—Live At The Cafe Montmartre, 1962 (Revenant Records) 1:40:02
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