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New Music From Spain, Brazil And France, Plus Robert Walter, Robben Ford & Bill Evans

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
November 11, 2022
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Scott McGill , Cosmic Farm Bill Connors and Steve Kimock. Plus new releases from Robben Ford & Bill Evans - Saxophone and Robert Walter.

Playlist

Shob "Charpie" from Voraces (Self Produced) 00:00
Commodore "Arriba y Abajo-en Vivo" from Commodore-En Vivo (Brabacam) 06:03
Neural Code "For All" from Neural Code (Self Produced) 12:08
{Scott McGill "Bamboo Acrobats" from Symptom Imperative (Unilab) 18:10
Cosmic Farm "Space Rooster" from Cosmic Farm (Tone Centre) 24:15
Robert Walter "Franklin" from Better Feathers (Royal Potato) 30:12
Robben Ford-Bill Evans Sax "Dennis The Menace" from Common Ground (Edel Music) 36:12
Bill Connors "Mr Cool" from Return (Tone Centre) 42:09
Steve Kimock "Bouncer" from Eudemonic (Sci Fidelity) 48:22

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About Bill Evans - Saxophone

Instrument: Saxophone

Concerts

May 3 Fri

Bill Evans & The Vansband All Stars

Erkel Színház
Budapest, Hungary

Jun 22 Sat

Lee Ritenour Band

Kodak Hall At Eastman Theatre
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