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New Releases Including A Rare Live Recording Of Tubby Hayes From 1965
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- Federico Solomiewicz "Desde el sur" from Desde el sur (Numeral) 00:47
- Dan Kurfirst "Birth Beats 2" from Arkinetics (Neuma Records) 07:25
- Glen Whitehead "Pale Blue" from Pale Blue (Neuma Records) 15:41
- Phil Venable "The Climb (feat. Jaki Shelton Green)" from Bringing The Light (Soul City Sounds) 26:13
- Barbara Thompson "The Tie Game" from First Light (Jazz In Britain) 36.54
- Judge Schreber and Her Magic Band "Béla Bartók's Dead" from Big Ears 2022 (Bandcamp) 52:19
- Kaisa's Machine "Dream Machine" from Taking Shape (Greenleaf) 1:00:00
- Perforto "Tongues" from Uragano (Ramble Records) 1:05:33
- Nicky Schrire "Nowhere Girl" from Nowhere Girl (Anzic Records) 1:12:33
- Leandro Garcia "La pausa bajo el cielo" from Anecdotario: Acto I (Isla Desierta Records) 1:16:31
- Leandro Garcia "Asilo en tu corazon" from Anecdotario: Acto 2 (Isla Desierta Records) 1:23:09
- Tubby Hayes "I Remember You" from No Blues : The Complete Hopbine '65 (Jazz In Britain) 1:28:12
- Tubby Hayes "On Green Dolphin Street" from No Blues : The Complete Hopbine '65 (Jazz In Britain) 1:37:29
- Barbara Thompson "Black Pearl" from First Light (Jazz In Britain) 1:53:20
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