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New Sounds From Kaisa's Machine Plus Other New Releases
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Kaisa's Machine "Floating Light" from Taking Shape (Greenleaf) 00:54
- Jarrett Gilgore & Dave Treut "Goodbye" from Gilgore/Treut's Breakfast Of Champions (Self Released) 07:29
- Marko Zorec "Road To Altinak" from Parallel World (Self Released) 18:18
- Near Miss "Thirty Three Dollars" from The Natural Regimen (Kettle Hole Records) 24:31
- Artificial Jazz "She Walks" from She Walks (Self Released) 42:18
- John Coltrane "When Lights Are Low" from Evenings at the Village Gate: John Coltrane with Eric Dolphy (Impulse) 44:26
- JD Walter "Keisha's Coy" from What The World Needs Now (Arkadia Records) 1:00:00
- Kaisa's Machine "Aurora Unbound" from Taking Shape (Greenleaf) 1:06:22
- Marko Zorec "Tabgha Sky" from Parallel World (Self Released) 1:12:51
- Artificial Jazz "Late Bloomer" from She Walks (Self Released) 1:15:41
- Mark Sanders, Chris Mapp, Andrew Woodhead "Gravelines" from CollapseUncollapse: Time In Images (577 Records) 1:18:54
- John Coltrane "Africa" from Evenings at the Village Gate: John Coltrane with Eric Dolphy (Impulse) 1:37:35
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