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New releases from around the world, for at home and the club
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- Kyoto Jazz Sextet "Dosojin No Uta" from Dosojin No Uta EP (Lawson Entertainment Japan) 00:00
- The Waitiki 7 "China Clipper" from Exotica Reborn (Waitiki International) 06:25
- Roger Glenn "Zambo's Mambo" from My Latin Heart (Patois Records) 12:12
- Eddie Daniels "Rio Vermelho" from To Milton With Love (Resonance Records) 18:31
- Richard D. Johnson "1324 Broadway" from Warm Embrace (Shifting Paradigm Records) 22:38
- Eric Alexander "Jave" from Like Sugar (Cellar Live) 27:05
- Peter Johnstone "Beyond Everything" from Resistance Is Futile (Self Produced) 38:51
- Eric McPherson "Illusion Suite" from Double Bass Quartet (Giant Step Arts) 47:20
- Mikko Pettinen Why Not "Adapt" from Patient Patient (Eclipse Music) 52:55
- Mulatu Astatke "Nètsanèt" from Mulatu Plays Mulatu (Strut Records) 1:05:35
- Cochemea Gastelum "Ancestros Futuros" from Vol. III: Ancestros Futuros (Daptone) 1:14:01
- Dana and Alden "Super Beaver Full Moon Love Song" from Speedo (Concord Jazz) 1:18:47
- The Circling Sun "Flying" from Orbits (Soundway Records) 1:23:04
- Tanhai Collective "Kind Of New" from Kind Of New (Independent) 1:28:08
- The James Taylor Quartet "Guiding Light" from Wildflower (Acid Jazz) 1:31:50
- GeeW "Time Out" from Time Out (Independent) 1:38:00
- Anton De Bruin Ft Fanni Zahár "Running On Slippers" from Running on Slippers (Sundown Recordings) 1:44:36
- Jazzanova "Days To Come (Little Big Beat Studio Live Session)" from In Between Revisited (Sonar Kollectiv) 1:49:36
- Kassa Overall "Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat)" from CREAM (Warp) 1:59:25
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