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New releases from Randal Despommier, Mark Lettieri, Cameron Graves and much more

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
March 28, 2021
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We're spinning new music from Charles Berthoud, Cameron Graves, Mark Lettieri and Randal Despommier.

Playlist

Miles Davis "Miles Runs The Voodoo Down" from Live At Filmore (Sony) 00:00
Return to Forever "Al's Solo" from Return To Forever Returns (Eagle) 06:51
Charles Berthoud "Don't Look Back Again" from Epiphany (Self Produced) 13:34
Cameron Graves "Sons of Creation" from Seven (Mack Avenue) 20:19
Mark Lettieri "Star Catchers" from Deep—The Baritone Sessions Vol 2 (GroundUp) 27:09
The Fearless Flyers "Nate Smith Is The Ace Of Aces" from Tail Winds (Vulf) 33:51
Greg Spero "Being" from Tiny Room Sessions (Tiny Records) 40:34
Randal Despommier"Big Empty" from Dio C'e (Outside In Music) 47:20
Ricky Peterson "Under The Radar" from Under The Radar (Lepoard) 53:59
Medeski, Martin and Wood "Shine It" from End Of The World Party (Blue Note Records) 1:00:45

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