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New music from James Leibow, Lee Ritenour and a feature on Japanese Fusion
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- James Leibow "Capetown" from Since We're here (Self Produced) 00:00
- Lee Ritenour "Captain Fingers" from Live At Ronnie Scotts Title (Artone) 07:09
- Senri Kawaguchi "Flux Capacitor" from Live At Blues Alley (In And Out) 14:18
- Katsushika trio "Black Ice" from So-Dayone! (Ongakukan)21:27
- Naniwa Express "X-Tribe" from This Is It (Vivid Sound) 28:36
- Korenos "Fu-Re-Ne-Ge" from Asian Street Style (Ragmanis) 35:45
- Trix "Malaga" from Mode (Electric Bird) 42:54
- Exhivision "Windyne" from Exhivision (Shiosal) 50:03
- Space Circus "Demon Blast" from Fantastic Arrival (Altovoz) 57:12
- Daisuke Kunita "Vertigo" from In my Life (So Kyo) 1:04:21
- Dimension "Parallel Worlds" from Seventh Dimension (Rhizome) 1:11;30
- Koichi Yabori "Lip Out" from You were There (Vega) 1:18:39
- Tomo Fujita "Just Funky" from Right Place Right Time (Self Produced) 1:25:48
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