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New releases plus a live recording of A Love Supreme
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- John Coltrane_"A Love Supreme, Pt. IV -Psalm" from A Love Supreme -Live In Seattle 1965 (Impulse) 00:00
- Bob Gorry "Safecracker" from GoBruCcio (NHIC Records) 08:33
- Dave Mullen Ensemble "Like Rahsaan" from Solace (Mullsoul Music) 19:42
- Jared Schonig "Climb" from Two Takes Vol 2 Big Band (Anzic Records) 26:56
- N??BOU "You Know" from You Know (Outnote Records) 36:33
- Javier Subatin "Mountain #5/Rocks" from Mountains (Habitable Records) 43:38
- Javier Subatin "Mountain #1" from Mountains (Habitable Records) 56:10
- Dave Mullen Ensemble "The Grind" from Solace (Mullsoul Music) 1:00:48
- Jared Schonig "Nuts" from Two Takes Vol 2 Big Band (Anzic Records) 1:08:42
- Roy Campbell, John Dikeman, Raoul van der Weide, Peter Jacquemyn, Klaus Kugel "When The Time Is Right (Edit)" from When The Time Is Right (577 Records) 01:17:15
- Dave Mullen Ensemble "Mane Tronk" from Solace (Mullsoul Music) 01:25:42
- Bob Gorry "Magic City Madness" from GoBruCcio (NHIC Records) 01:31:32
- Jared Schonig "Eight Twenty" from Two Takes Vol 2 Big Band (Anzic Records) 01:41:29
- Javier Subatin "Mountain #3" from Mountains (Habitable Records) 01:50:24
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