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New releases from Scary Goldings, Etienne Mbappe, Marriage Material, Mark Lettieri

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
November 7, 2021
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New releases from Etienne Mbappe, Mark Lettieri, Scary Goldings, Marriage Material, David Garfield, and Miles Davis from a 1991 concert in Vienna.

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Scary Goldings "Bruise Cruise" from Bruise Cruise (Pockets) 00:00
Svarc Hanley Longhawn"Little Brother" from 20/21 (SHL) 05:49
Disconnections "Final Step" from Disconnections (Self Produced) 11:38
Marriage Material "Remi Problemi" from Marriage Material (Delta Music) 17:21
Mark Lettieri "Red Dwarf" from Deep:The Baritone Sessions (GroundUp) 23:07
David Garfield "Winning Waves" from Stretchin' Outside The Box (Creatchy) 28:48
Miles Davis "Penetration" from Merci Miles-Live in Vienne (Rhino) 34:39
Etienne Mbappe "Samah Zarit" from Time Will Tell (Sunset) 40:28
Per Mathisen "Colloseum Nights" from Gladiator (Losen) 46:20
Gary Meek "Move Out" from Monterey Groove (Autumn Hill) 52:09

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About Etienne Mbappe

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