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New Music From Haidu, Novoa, Masters And More
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- Noah Haidu "Teach Me Tonight" from Standards III (Infinite Distances) 00:00
- Ivo Perelman, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Gerald Cleaver "Serendipity (excerpt)" from Serendipity (Leo Records) 05:35
- Eva Novoa "Vogel" from Novoa—Gress—Gray Trio-Vol. 2 (577 Records) 12:53
- Bobby Wellins, Kenny Wheeler "Endangered Species 3rd Movement" from The Endangered Species (Jazz In Britain) 26:03
- Ivo Perelman, Matthew Shipp, Whit Dickey, Gerald Cleaver "A Bourgeois Ideal" from Enigma (Leo Records) 41:13
- NYO Jazz—with Sean Jones and Alicia Olatuja "Rejoice" from Live In Johannesburg (Platoon) 52:18
- "Jazz Entre Amigos" Cuarteto "Bernard" from Magpie : The Music Of Joe Clark (Entre Amigos Records) 1:03:21
- Ivo Perelman, Whit Dickey "For Ayler" from Tenor Hood (Leo Records) 1:11:21
- Mark Masters Ensemble "Beatrice" from Sam Rivers 100 (Capri Records) 1:19:21
- Mark Masters Ensemble "The Seventh Day" from Dance, Eternal Spirits, Dance! (Capri Records) 1:28:56
- Anthony Bruno "Blue Velvet" from Blue Velvet (Anthony Bruno Music) 1:37:47
- Bob Schlesinger "Easy Offramp" from Falling From Earth (Bob Schlesinger Music) 1:44:56
- The Brass Company, Bill Lee "Spanish Dancer" from Colors (Mack Avenue Records/Strata-East Records) 1:57:47
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