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New Releases From Naylor, Funnell, Stryker, Eaton And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Patrick Naylor "Big J" from Organza feat. David Beebee and Eric Ford (Beeboss Records) 00:29
- Jim Funnell's Word Out "Tree Of Light" from New Dream (FunnellJazz) 05:31
- Roy McGrath, Hana Fujisaki, Kitt Lyles, Gustavo Cortiñas "Matsuri" from Entre Amigos (Self Released) 12:00
- Dave Stryker "Taxi Driver (Main Theme)" from Stryker with Strings Goes to the Movies (Strikezone Records) 17:00
- Brian Eaton "Where The Rivers Meet The Plains" from Trail of Contrition (Eatin' Records) 23:10
- McCoy Tyner, Joe Henderson, Henry Grimes & Jack DeJohnette "We'll Be Together Again" from Forces of Nature : Live at Slugs' (Blue Note) 35:34
- Daniele Esposito "Questo buio feroce" from Per Altri Motivi (Hypnote) 49:42
- Gastón de la Cruz Quartet "El Sendero" from El Sendero de Los Seres Imaginarios (Self Released) 55:22
- Orquesta Inorgánica "No Hay Razon Para Temer" from Viaje hacia lo inesperado (Numeral) 1:03:06
- Almufaraka "Theophobia" from Master of Disorder (Circum-Disc & Tour de Bras) 1:15:23
- Brûlez les meubles "Conscience du Tragique" from Folio #5 (Circum—Disc & Tour de Bras) 1:19:39
- Chris Mosley "Banks" from Tribunal (Self Released) 1:26:45
- Marina Albero "Blau Blueset" from A Nomad Of Sound (Self Released) 1:34:40
- Maria Grand, Camila Nebbia, Marta Sánchez, Kanoa Mendenhall ,Iago Fernández "Introduction, Wild Marks + Anger" from Altered Visions (Lilaila Records) 1:45:21
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