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New Releases From Mohini Dey, Stuart Hamm, Wagner Barbosa And Greg Spero

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
August 27, 2023
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New and recent releases from bassist Mohini Dey, Derek Sherinian and Simon Phillips-Live, bassist Stuart Hamm and Dewayne Pate with Dennis Chambers. Hadrien Feraud with the latest single and keyboard player Peter Fernandez with a new version of Insertion Point featuring Dave Weckl and Ric Fierbracci. Brazilian saxophonist Wagner Barbosa with a new single. Pianist Greg Spero, guitarist Torsten Goods and the bass Viking Per Mathison from his latest Sounds of 3 Edition 3.

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Mohini Dey "In-N-Out Title" from Mohini Dey (Self Produced) 00:00
Derek Sherinian-Simon Phillips "Inertia" from Inertia-Live (Inside Out) 06:10
Stuart Hamm "Flotsam and Jetsam" from Hold Fast (Guitar One) 12:08
Dewayne Pate "4 The 5 Of It" from On The Upside (Self Produced)18:08
Hadrien Feraud "Winter in LA" from Winter In LA (Crowd Surf) 24:19
Peter Fernandez "Insertion Point" from Insertion Point (Self Produced) 30:12/li>
Wagner Barbosa "Immersion" from Immersion (Self Produced) 36:10
Greg Spero "Past Reflections" from Past Reflections (Tiny Records) 42:19
Torsten Goods-Birelli Lagrene "Carnaval De La Gente" from Carnival De La Gente (Erminal T) 48:19
Per Mathison "Birds Unrest" from Sounds of 3 edition 3 (Loses) 54:25

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