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New Music From Jeff Lorber Fusion, Mark Lettieri, Neils Lan Doky And Vincen Garcia

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
October 15, 2023
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New and recent releases starting with funky sounds from Jeff Lorber Fusion from The Drop, baritone guitarist Mark Lettieri from Out By Midnight, live at the Iridium and Danish pianist Niels Lan Doky from Modern Standards with Bill Evans on sax. Drummer Bob Holz from his latest and Italian band Drift Lab with guitarist Matteo Mancusco. Spanish bassist Vincen Garcia, guitarist Ralf Summerfield and the latest from The Fusion Syndicate. We finish with Chick Corea Elektric Band with Beneath The Mask-Live.

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Lorber Fusion "The Drop" from The Drop (Shanachie) 00:00
Mark Lettieri "Voyager One" from Out By Midnight-Live (GroundUp) 06:18
Neils Lan Doky "Dixie Hop" from Modern Standards (Inner Adventures) 12:31
Bob Holz "The Tunnel" from Holz-Stathis Collaboration (MVD Audio) 18:50
Drift Lab "Japanese Experiment" from Moonlight (Self Produced) 25:10
Vincen Garcia "Too Much" from Ventura (Self Produced) 31:22
Ralf Summerfield "Funk Off" from Ralf Summerfields and Friends (YSR) 37:46
The Fusion Syndicate "LO" from A Speedway on Saturns Rings (Purple Pyramid) 44:01
Chick Corea Elektric Band "Beneath The Mask" from Beneath The Mask (Candid) 50:15

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