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New Music from Jeff Parker, Hayes Greenfield, Ize Trio & More
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- Jeff Parker ETA IVtet "Happy Today" from Happy Today (International Anthem/Nonesuch Records) 00:00
- Hayes Greenfield "Film Noir" from Painting In Sound (Sunnyside Records) 20:23
- Ize Trio "Stars" from Global Prayer (Self Released) 27:33
- Randy Ingram "Aloft" from Sound Within (Chill Tone) 37:07
- Randy Trubitt "PTW" from (Peace is Not) An Awful Lot to Ask (Signbearer Records) 42:22
- James McClure "iBhengezo" from A dizziness from the unsaid (MOLK Records) 51:21
- Miles Davis "Speak (That's What Happened)" from What It Is: Montreal 7/7/83 (Live) (Columbia/Legacy) 58:15
- Steve Swallow "Six" from Winter Songs (ECM Records) 1:10:40
- Ted Chubb "Little Flower Girl" from Live at The Statuary (Circle 9) 1:15:58
- Juanma Trujillo, Kenneth Jimenez, Vasco Trilla "Breaking Statues" from Nada es Nada (Ramble Records) 1:23:52
- Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra "Tattooed Bride" from Ellington Masterworks (MCG Jazz) 1:32:32
- Immanuel Wilkins "Composition IX" from Immanuel Wilkins Quartet: Live At The Village Vanguard (Blue Note Records) 1:44:40
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