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New Music From Farace, Doherty, Buckley & More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Jimmy Farace "Growing Pains" from Hours Fly, Flowers Die (Shifting Paradigm Records) 00:29
- Jim Doherty "When Two People Meet" from Spondance (Livia Records) 07:33
- Michael Buckley "Golden Rod" from EBB and FLOW (Livia Records) 14:50
- David Handler "Life Like Violence circa 2003, or Untitled Caprice" from Life Like Violence (Cantaloupe Music) 25:31
- Allegra Levy "What Is This Thing Called Love" from Out Of The Question (SteepleChase) 30:52
- Dennis Gonzalez Legacy Band "Document For Walt Dickerson" from Live at the Texas Theatre (Astral Spirits) 36:21
- Liz Cole "Lobo Bobo" from I Want To Be Happy (Self Released) 46:26
- Daniel Levin "Solo #1" from Daniel Levin—Solo (Ears & eyes) 50:28
- Adam O'Farrill "Rose" from For These Streets (Out Of Your Head Records) 56:22
- Christopher Dammann "Song For Mabel" from Christopher Dammann Sextet (Out Of Your Head Records) 1:02:46
- Pasquale Grasso "Jahbero" from Fervency (Sony Music Masterworks) 1:10:48
- Daniel Garbin "Rising" from Rising (6x20 Records) 1:16:03
- Joe Fiedler "Song For Norm" from Dragon Suite (Multiphonics Music) 1:24:54
- Thomas Backman "Threads" from Nothing (Self Released) 1:32:31
- Matthias Van den Brande "Untitled Stories" from Fields of Color (Fresh Sound New Talent) 1:37:31
- Josiah Boornazian "Daylight and a Streetcar" from Chasing The Muse (Jazz Hang Records) 1:44:09
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