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New Releases With London Brew, Travis Larsen. Plus Nik Bartsch And Stephan Thelen

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
April 28, 2023
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New and recent releases from London Brew referencing Miles Davis, Norwegian guitarist Tore Morten Andreasson, Italian guitarist Camila Sperati and Travis Larsen Band. Allan Holdsworth's Legacy. Nik Bärtsch from his ECM release Continuum, Stephan Thelen from Fractal Guitar 3 and Vital Information from Show 'em Where You Live.

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London Brew "Miles Chases New Voodoo In The Church" from London Brew (Concord Jazz) 00:00
Tore Morten Andreasson "Akrotiri" from Ancient Ruins (Neovision) 0:08:03
Camila Sperati "Tropical Journey" from Moonrise (Self Produced) 16:11
Travis Larsen Band "The New Exhibit" from The New Exhibit (Self Produced) 24:08
Allan Holdsworth's Legacy "Wardeclyffe Tower" from The Nineteen Men Of Tain (Ubuntu) 32:07
Nik Bartsch "Module 29_14" from Continuum (ECM) 40:08
Stephan Thelen "Black On Electric Blue" from Fractal Guitar 3 (Moonjune) 48:12
Vital Information "Cranial #4-# 1" from Show 'em where You Live (Intuition) 52:26

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