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New Music From Reed, Elia, McGuinness & More
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- Eric Scott Reed "Glow" from Out Late (Smoke Sessions Records) 00:00
- Dave Liebman, Billy Hart, Adam Rudolph "Transmutation" from Beingness (Meta Records) 03:32
- Eduardo Elia"III" from Desvíos (577 Records) 10:37
- Clifford Jordan "Cal Massey" from Glass Bead Games (Strata-East) 14:34
- The Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra "Down The Rabbit Hole" from Mixed Bag (Summit Records) 17:08
- Mira Choquette "Que Feras-tu De Ta Vie" from Hier Encore (Self Released) 22:14
- Anthony Braxton "On Green Dolphin Street (Birmingham Soundcheck)" from Quartet (England) 1985 (Burning Ambulance Music) 27:06
- Sabeth Pérez "Petrichor" from Searching For Beauty (Self Released) 35:27
- Luke Stewart / Silt Remembrance Ensemble "Attention" from The Order (Cuneiform Records) 38:14
- Mehmet Ali Sanlikol featuring Ingrid Jensen "My Blues" from 7 Shades of Melancholia (Dunya) 50:03
- Carol Liebowitz and Nick Lyons "Imaginary Colors" from The Inner Senses (Steeplechase/LookOut) 59:14
- Sam Dickinson "Shadwell" from Gemini Duets (TQM Recording Co) 1:07:50
- Nacho Moze "Puente Viejo" from El Carnaval No Es Joda (Self Released) 1:14:26
- Anneleen Boehme "The Tempest" from Eunoia (W.E.R.F. Records) 1:20:42
- Jason Miles "Chude (Dream Mix)" from The Lisbon Electric 4tet (Self Released) 1:26:42
- The Ostara Project "Rajalakshm" from Roots (Rhea Records) 1:33:00
- Alessandro Sgobbio "Forte Rocca" from Piano Music 3 (AMP Music & Records) 1:39:35
- Joshua Banks "Burning Bridges" from Para Sayo (Self Released) 1:43:37
- Satoko Fujii This Is It "Ernesto" from Message (Libra Records) 1:54:51
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