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New Releases from Neumeister, Novoa, Ishito And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Ed Neumeister "Pickled Ginger" from Explorations (MeisteroMusic Records) 00:42
- Eva Novoa, Masa Kamaguchi, Gerald Cleaver "Paralelo" from Novoa / Kamaguchi / Cleaver TrioVol. 1 (577 Records) 04:32
- Jeff Lofton "Corcovado (Quiet Nights)" from Silver's Strut (Tiger Turn) 11:19
- Louis Stewart "Windows" from Out On His Own (Livia Records) 18:58
- Armagos "Sandstorm" from 7 Times In America (Self Released) 22:21
- Dave Askren, Jeff Benedict and Ted Piltzecker "Jackie's Idea" from Denver Sessions (Tapestry Records) 25:49
- Helena Kay KIM Trio "Xian Impressions" from Golden Sands (Sulis Records) 31:47
- Kaze & Ikue Mori "Crustal Movement" from Crustal Movement (Circum/Libra) 42:03
- Ivann Cruz and Peter Orins "Dans le refuge de Chabourneou" from Des pieds et des mains (Circum Disc) 52:18
- Ayumi Ishito & The Spacemen "Focused Intent" from Vol. 2 (577 Records) 1:00:00
- Ed Neumeister "Exploration #2" from Explorations (MeisteroMusic Records) 1:07:40
- Eva Novoa, Masa Kamaguchi, Gerald Cleaver "Modus Operandi" from Novoa / Kamaguchi / Cleaver TrioVol. 1 (577 Records) 1:11:08
- Jeff Lofton "Silver's Strut" from Silver's Strut (Tiger Turn) 1:18:58
- Louis Stewart "I'm All Smiles" from Out On His Own (Livia Records) 1:27:52
- Armagos "Endless Sky" from 7 Times In America (Self Released) 1:31:31
- Dave Askren, Jeff Benedict and Ted Piltzecker "Orange Express" from Denver Sessions (Tapestry Records) 1:34:36
- Helena Kay KIM Trio "20:20" from Golden Sands (Sulis Records) 1:40:11
- Ed Neumeister "Exploration #5" from Explorations (MeisteroMusic Records) 1:49:32
- Ivann Cruz and Peter Orins "Pres du Rif Bruyant" from Des pieds et des mains (Circum Disc) 1:53:29
- Ayumi Ishito & The Spacemen "Liquid Bends Light" from Vol. 2 (577 Records) 1:55:10
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