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New Music From Foster, Douglas, HII Trio, Taborn And More
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- Al Foster "Amsterdam Blues" from Live at Smoke (Smoke Sessions) 00:00
- Dave Douglas "Sandhog" from Four Freedoms (Greenleaf) 09:44
- HII Trio—Henrique Mota, Iury Batista, Igor Willcox "Anonymous" from Connections (Room73 Records) 16:35
- Craig Taborn, Tomeka Reid, Ches Smith "Mumbo Jumbo" from Dream Archives (ECM Records) 22:57
- Ramiro Zayas feat. Basel Jazz Orchestra "An Open Question" from Familia (El Club Del Disco) 28:06
- Taylor Ho Bynum "Night" from Life (Live at Firehouse 12) (SG3 Records) 35:03
- Ivo Perelman & John Butcher "Seven" from Duologues 4 (Ibeji) 41:01
- Keith Jarrett "Koln, January 24, 1975, Part II a" from The Köln Concert (ECM Records) 50:17
- Carolyn Trowbridge "Physalia's Journey" from Found Memories (Self Released) 1:05:11
- Dave Stryker "Dexterity" from Blue Fire (Strikezone Records) 1:09:49
- Carl Clements And The Real Jazz Trio "Retrospect" from Retrospective (Greydisc) 1:17:13
- Jane Ira Bloom and Brian Shankar Adler "True City" from once like a spark (Adhyâropa Records) 1:26:03
- John Vanore & Abstract Truth "Mvt II Gods & Devils" from Easter Island Suite (Acoustical Concepts) 1:29:09
- Temple University Jazz Band "Squatty Rue" from Live In Japan Volume 1 (BCM+D Records) 1:36:13
- Jeff Dingler "Dewey Square" from How About You? (Self Released) 1:45:50
- David Becker and Paul Wertico "Tuxedo Man" from Tuxedo Man (GAD Records / New Sun) 1:49:32
- Max Ridley, Eleanor Elektra and Nat Mugavero "Trishul" from Playing, Praying (577 Records) 1:55:55
- Oscar Laven "Tall Poppy Stomp" from Elegant Calamity (Thick Records NZ) 1:59:33
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