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New Music From Tucker, Jensen, Nodeland And More
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- Dara Starr Tucker "Twilight And Mist" from Time Couldn't Wait (Green Hill Music) 00:00
- Bonnie J Jensen "Jive" from Rise (MGM Metropolitan Groove Merchants) 03:07
- Martin Nodeland} "Straight Out The Gate" from Tributaries (Smeik Records) 06:33
- Steve Allee Big Band "Brothers" from Full Circle (Jazzville Records) 13:06
- Joe Bowden "Way Out" from Music Is Life (Self Released) 18:09
- Henry Threadgill "A" from Listen Ship (Pi Recordings) 21:17
- Henry Threadgill "B" from Listen Ship (Pi Recordings) 22:22
- Michael Ragonese "Occupying Space" from Chasing Calm (Self Released) 24:40
- Samara Joy "Flor de Lis (Upside Down)" from Flor de Lis (Upside Down) (Verve) 28:17
- The Secret Trio "Dik Halay—Diyarbekir" from Old Friends (Anderson Audio New York) 33:51
- David Bode "Syeeda's Song Flute" from Good Hang (1718 Records) 37:13
- Bob Schlesinger "A Child Is Born" from Falling From Earth (Self Released) 42:24
- Jorge Garcia "Still Crossing" from Still Crossing (SDG Company) 48:36
- Camilo Angeles "Para Kunu" from Los Mandotos del Aire (TVL rec) 53:03
- Jussi Reijonen "salt -sarvi" from salt-sarvi (unmusic) 58:09
- Eric Alexander & Vincent Herring "Pharoah's Dance" from Split Decision (Smoke Sessions) 1:03:57
- Believe "Believer" from Spirits Of The Dead Are Watching (Ramble Records) 1:12:17
- Charles Tolliver, Stanley Cowell "On The Nile" from Music Inc(Strata-East) 1:22:02
- Piano Choir "Sanctum Sanctorum" from Handscapes (Strata-East) 1:31:44
- Charles Tolliver "Our Second Father" from Live at Loodcrecht Festival (Strata-East) 1:44:58
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