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New Releases And Anthony Braxton Live
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- Show Intro 00:00
- George Crotty Trio "Chronotope" from Chronotope (Self Released) 00:43
- Doug Webb "New Beginning" from The Message (PosiTone) 05:41
- Daniel Carter and the Telepathic Band "Alive Hit Alive It" from Telepatica (577 Records) 12:20
- Jon Balke's Siwan "Dialogo en la Noche" from Hafla (ECM) 27:09
- Anthony Braxton "Composition No. 48" from Twelve Compositions (Music & Arts) 33:13
- Queen Kong "Kavod 19" from Fray (Self Released) 47:22
- Artur Tuznik Sextet "January" from Spring (Artur Tuznik Music) 53:35
- Pasquale Stafano Trio "Sparks" from Sparks (Enja) 1:00:00
- Carole Nelson Trio "Dreaming Of A Snake" from Night Vision (Blackstairs Records) 1:08:45
- David Murray New World Trio "Seriana Promethea" from Seriana Promethea (Intakt) 1:16:24
- David Virelles "Cuando Canta El Cornetín" from Nuna (Pi Recordings) 1:21:39
- Tim Berne & Nasheet Waits "Tangled (Radio Edit)" from Tangled (Screwgun) 1:28:24
- Josh Sinton, Jed Wilson, Tony Falco "Adumbration 1" from Adumbrations (Form is Possibility Recordings) 1:41:45
- Art Hirahara "Groundswell/Ascent" from Ascent (Positone) 1:55:26
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