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New Releases And Haden On Black Saint & Soul Note
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Brad McCarthy's Cannon Fodder "Fun" from Live at JMI (4000 Records) 00:29
- Believers—Brad Shepik, Sam Minaie , John Hadfield "Rocinante" from Hard Believer (Shifting Paradigm Records) 08:34
- The Ostara Project "Dreams and Olive Trees" from Dreams and Olive Trees (Rhea Records) 15:40
- Steve Allee Big Band "Hubbub" from Naptown Sound (Jazzville Records) 20:55
- Nicolas Masson "Forever Gone" from Renaissance (ECM Records) 30:40
- Kasan Belgrave "Switch Lanes" from Dual Citizen (Tribe Records) 39:13
- Claire Cope Ensemble C "Amboseli" from Every Journey (Adhyâropa Records) 47:27
- Sonic Chambers Quartet—Byron Asher, Tomas Majcherski, Matt Booth, Doug Garrison "For Matt" from Kiss Of The Earth (577 Records) 59:58
- Charlie Haden "First Song" from First Song (Soul Note) 1:07:35
- Charlie Haden Feat. Chet Baker, Enrico Pieranunzi"'Round About Midnight" from Silence (Soul Note) 1:17:31
- Geri Allen , Charlie Haden & Paul Motian "Lonely Woman" from Etudes (Soul Note) 1:28:55
- Old and New Dreams "Augmented" from Old & New Dreams (Black Saint) 1:38:46
- Old & New Dreams "Deweys Tune" from A Tribute To Blackwell (Black Saint) 1:48:49
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