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New Music From Gillece, Thompson, Crotty And More
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- Behn Gillece "Haymaker" from Pivot Point (Posi-tone Records) 00:00
- Mike Thompson "May (feat. Mike Caudill, Mark Shilansky & Dan Rosenthal)" from 6th Avenue (Hexproof Records) 05:13
- George Crotty Trio "Heart Music" from Heart Music (Self Released) 15:51
- Alchemy Sound Project performs the music of Sumi Tonooka "4 Tear Bright" from Under The Surface (ARC) 20:29
- Rob Clearfield "New England" from Voice In The Wilderness (Jazz & People) 27:30
- Shrunk feat. Fabiana Striffler "Hop Jigs" from Pixie People (577 Records) 32:59
- Billy Harper "Capra Black" from Capra Black (Strata East/Mack Avenue) 37:34
- Ivo Perelman, Mat Maneri, Joe Morris, Gerald Cleaver "Harsh Moon" from Breaking Point (Leo Records) 48:49
- Julian Shore "Winter Song" from Sub Rosa (Chill Tone) 56:58
- Dino Saluzzi "Northern Sun" from El Viejo Caminante (ECM) 1:04:36
- Jay Danley "Poker With Tarot Cards" from Great Googly Moogly! Music Inspired by Frank Zappa (Self Released) 1:10:06
- John Yao And His 17 Piece Instrument "Upside" from Points in Time (See Tao Recordings) 1:16:02
- Cecil Taylor, Tony Oxley "Encore 1" from Flashing Spirits (Burning Ambulance) 1:23:23
- Freedom Art Quartet "Song For The Old Ones" from First Dance (Freedom Art Records) 1:27:26
- Ornette Coleman and Charlie Haden "Sex Spy" from Soapsuds, Soapsuds (Artists House) 1:40:12
- Ornette Coleman "Song X" from Sound Grammar (Sound Grammar) 1:50:04
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