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New Releases From Carla Bley, Mike Lorenz, Pedro Molina & More
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- Carla Bley "Talking Hearts" from Joyful Noise (Live In Hamburg 1984) (Moosicus Records) 00:00
- Mike Lorenz "Aimless" from I'm Not There (Each & Only) 07:46
- Pedro Molina "I'm Not The Same" from A Name I Knew (Carimbo PortaJazz) 14:34
- Satoko Fujii and Myra Melford "Kaiwa" from Katahari (RogueArt) 22:08
- Alessandro Florio "Taneda" from Controro Avenue (Self Released) 32:25
- Greenhouse Ensemble "Reset" from Mezzanine (Self Released) 39:02
- Paulo Almeida "Um Sopro" from Love In Motion (Dox Records) 46:18
- Matt Slocum "A Disappearing Path" from A Revolving Alliance (Sunnyside Records) 52:58
- Hannah Marks "The Mountains Are Calling (And I Must Go)" from Feed The Fire (Endectomorph Music) 59:47
- Daniel Bennett Group "Nica's Dream" from The Deconstructed Songbook (Manhattan Daylight Media) 1:06:15
- Marty Ehrlich and Julius Hemphill "The All Told Alto Blues" from Circle The Heart (Relative Pitch Records) 1:12:46
- Frank Navarro "Capricorn" from Tres Visiones de un Secreto (Self Released) 1:26:35
- Joe McPhee, John Edwards, Klaus Kugel "At The Waters Edge" from A Night In Alchemia (Not Two Records) 1:34:09
- Miles Davis "Mtume" from Get Up With It(Columbia) 1:57:21
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