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New Music From Tintweiss, Perelman, Irabagon And More
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- Steve Tintweiss and The Purple Why "California Sandra" from Live In Tompkins Square Park (Inky Dot Media) 00:00
- Anna Webber & Angela Morris Big Band "Just Intonation Etudes for Big Band -Unseparate 1" from Unseperate (Out Of Your Head Records) 10:42
- Premik Russell Tubbs & Margee Minier-Tubbs "Joie de Vivre" from One-ness World (Margetoile Records) 12:57
- The New York Bass Violin Choir "Horace Silver" from The New York Violin Bass Choir (Strata-East) 17:26
- Emma Smith "Tonight" from Bitter Orange (La Reserve Records) 21:32
- Roger Glenn "Cal's Guajira" from My Latin Heart (Patois Records) 23:50
- Johanna Linnea Jakobsson "Time" from Don't Overthink It (Zack's Music) 30:32
- Neil Charles "Army" from Dark Days (Jazz Now) 35:22
- Charles Tolliver Music Inc. Orchestra "Mother Wit" from Impact (Strata-East) 45:25
- Charles Tolliver All Stars "Paper Man" from Right Now...And Then (Strata-East) 53:47
- Midnight Channel "Must Be Nice" from Must Be Nice (Self Released) 59:52
- Juanjo López "Dwell" from Above, Beyond, Within (Desafio Candente) 1:03:37
- Oscar Rossignoli "Levitations (Part 1)" from Levitations (Live) (Self Released) 1:10:25
- Markus Rutz "Many Moons" from Many Moons (Third Coast Sounds) 1:22:19
- Steiger "Gauchoman" from Mowglowski's First Take (Self Released) 1:27:05
- Jon Irabagon PlainsPeak "At What Price Garlic?" from Someone to Someone (Irrabagast Records) 1:31:50
- Ivo Perelman "Nine" from A Modicum Of The Blues (Fundacja Słuchaj!) 1:42:40
- Shamek Farrah and Sonelius Smith "Conversation Piece" from The World of the Children (Strata-East) 1:56:10
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