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New Releases Plus A Focus On Yells At Eels And Ivo Perelman
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- Reggie Watkins "Rivers" from Rivers (Bynk Records) 00:00
- Altin Sencalar "17 West" from Unleashed (Posi-tone Records) 06:37
- Ronan Guilfoyle "At Swing Two Birds" from At Swing, Two Birds (Livia Records) 14:28
- Los Angeles Improvisation Ensemble "Igor's Infernal Rite To Sacrificial Square Dancing" from Insubordinate Lunar Transgressions (Denouement Records) 20:36
- Steve Knight "For Years Gone" from For Years Gone (Self Released) 25:19
- Peter Smith "Swagger Waggle" from Smitty Straightens Out (Real Magic Records) 30:28
- Eva Novoa "Palomitas De Maiz" from Novoa / Kamaguchi / Cleaver Trio—Vol. 2 (577 Records) 36:03
- Pitch, Rhythm and Consciousness "Whose Tears Are These" from Sextet (Reva Records) 40:02
- Albare "All Night Blues" from Eclecticity (ALFI Records) 47:07
- Dennis Gonzalez Yells At Eels + Rodrigo Amado "Crow Soul" from Great Bydgoszcz Concert (Ayler Records) 53:38
- Dennis González Yells At Eels + Louis Moholo-Moholo "Cape of Storms 1 & 2" from Cape of Storms (Ayler Records) 01:09:00
- Dennis González Yells At Eels + Alvin Fisher "A Cobra On Clinton Avenue" from Resurrection and Life (Ayler Records) 1:26:51
- Pinkish Black & Yells At Eels "Meditation" from Vanishing Light in the Tunnel of Dreams(Ayler Records) 1:37:15
- Ivo Perelman—Borah Bergman "Equal Angles" from Geometry (Leo Records) 1:49:33
- Ivo Perelman-Joe Morris "Imperial" from Strings (Leo Records) 1:53:45
- Ivo Perelman Trio "Zero Expectancy" from Seeds, Vision And Counterpoint (Leo Records) 1:57:58
- Ivo Perelman Quartet "Sieiro" from Sieiro (Leo Records) 2:04:02
- Ivo Perelman Quartet "Singing the Blues" from The Hour Of The Star (Leo Records) 2:10:09
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