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New Releases from Cassani, Cheek, Cline & More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Roberto Cassani and Graeme Stephen "Empty Chair" from Pictish Spaghetti (577 Records) 00:28
- Chris Cheek "Smoke Rings" from Keepers of the Eastern Door (Analog Tone Factory) 07:00
- Carlos Mena "Coraza" from Con Personas "With The People" (Pinch Records) 11:14
- Nels Cline "Allende" from Consentrik Quartet (Blue Note) 18:43
- Rita Hargrave And Wayne Wallace "We Were Born To Drum" from Salsa de la Bahia Vol. 3: Renegade Queens (Patois Records) 24:54
- WDR Big Band "Down In The Willow Garden" from Bluegrass (MCG Jazz) 32:36
- Elliot Galvin "Gold Bright featuring Shabaka Hutchings" from The Ruin(Gearbox Records) 41:43
- Yaron Herman "Strive" from Radio Paradise (Naive) 49:06
- Rachel Therrien "Soucy" from Mi Hogar II (Lula World Records) 54:50
- Daniel Carter William Parker Federico Ughi "Little Did I Know" from The Dream (577 Records) 1:02:21
- The Ostara Project "Rise" from The Ostara Project (Rhea Records) 1:11:36
- Jake Hertzog Ozark "Part 1 M1" from Concerto (Zoho) 1:18:44
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