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New Music From Josh Lawrence, Enrico Rava, Keith Jarrett And More
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- Josh Lawrence "Ola's Bolero" from Philly Twisted (Posi-Tone Records) 00:00
- Enrico Rava Fearless Five with Joe Lovano "Bowery Dance" from Corners (ECM Records) 05:42
- Keith Jarrett "Part III" from Roma (ECM Records) 10:41
- Bishu Chattopadhyay "BC to RC" from FRAGMENTS (577 Records) 16:23
- Jane Ira Bloom "White Tower" from Light From A Person (Outline) 22:25
- Michael Moss "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat" from Quantum Butterfly (Fourth Stream Records) 28:38
- Tim Berne, Giuseppe Doronzo, Jannis Anastasakis, Tom Rainey "Paradox Wire" from Koper8 (defkaz records) 35:47
- Thompson Egbo-Egbo "Chant" from Just A Thought (T.Sound) 40:54
- Azar Lawrence "Atlantis" from Turn The Music Up (Trazar Records) 45:55
- Michael Moss "Samson's Walk" from Quantum Butterfly (Fourth Stream Records) 52:55
- Active Driveway "Let Me Tell You" from From Far Away (Park West Records) 1:01:34
- The Elliott Caine Quintet "No Jive Boogaloo" from Furiositee! (ejc music) 1:08:54
- Monty Alexander "Hope" from A Jamaican In Paris (Pee Wee! Records) 1:15:56
- Michael Moss "Far Away" from Quantum Butterfly (Fourth Stream Records) 1:23:16
- Sean Jaschek "May Flowers" from Portrait (Jazz Bird Records) 1:34:09
- Amina Figarova "Focused" from Flying High Above (AmFi Records) 1:40:32
- Johannes Enders "Wayne Ahead" from Phantom Happiness (Enja Records) 1:47:04
- Michael Moss "Equinox" from Quantum Butterfly (Fourth Stream Records) 1:52:17
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis & Jason Moran "That Which Cannot Be Replaced" from Incantation (Imani Records) 2:04:09
- Kiefer "As She Was" from Memory Bomb (Blue Note Records) 2:08:57
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