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New releases from vocalist Mark Winkler, the debut by drummer Avind Ramdas, clarinetist Harry Skoler and the Chicago Soul Jazz Collective
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- Mark Winkler "Snappin' on the 2 and 4" from Love Comes First (Cafe Pacific) 3:30
- Mark Winkler "Song Title" from Love Comes First (Cafe Pacific) 4:05
- Arvind Ramdas "All for None" from Here We Go (Cellar) 9:17
- Arvind Ramdas "Autumn in New York" from Here We Go (Cellar) 6:31
- Harry Skoler "Studio in Orange (for Bill Evans)" from Echoes (Red Brick Hill) 4:55
- Harry Skoler "Sea of Feeling (for Jimmy Giuffre)" from Echoes (Red Brick Hill) 5:28
- Chicago Soul Jazz Collective "The Laughing Heart" from No Wind & No Rain (Calligram) 5:51
- Chicago Soul Jazz Collective "Message to a Child" from No Wind & No Rain (Calligram) 5:43
- Mark Winkler "Why Are People So Stupid" from Love Comes First (Cafe Pacific) Time Marker
- Arvind Ramdas "Off Minor" from Here We Go (Cellar) 5:32
- Harry Skoler "Marian (for Marian McPartland)" from Echoes (Red Brick Hill) 5:32
- Chicago Soul Jazz Collective "No Wind & No Rain" from No Wind & No Rain (Calligram) 5:54
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