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New Trio Releases And More
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- Art Hirahara "Groundswell" from Open Sky (Posi-tone) 00:00
- Ernesto Jodos, Barry Altschul, Mark Helias "You Don't Know Your Own Tune" from Confluence (ears&eyes) 04:45
- Mariano Sanna "Crol" from Via Vertebral (Isla Desierta) 09:34
- Sebastián de Urquiza "Pasar De Las Dias" from Unity Vol 1 (ears&eyes) 15:38
- UMA "Wishing Well" from Wishing Well (Myndstream) 24;54
- Mike Osborne & Friends "Untitled Two" from Live At The Peanuts Club (Jazz In Britain) 29:34
- Art Hirahara "Open Sky" from Open Sky (Posi-tone) 52:51
- Ernesto Jodos, Barry Altschul, Mark Helias "LL#2" from Confluence (ears&eyes) 1:00:54
- Sebastián de Urquiza "Tu Nombre" from Unity Vol 1 (ears&eyes) 1:05:45
- UMA "Pilgrim's Sign" from Wishing Well (Myndstream) 1:12:49
- Tisziji Muñoz "Initiation By Fire" from Divine Radiance (Dreyfus Jazz) 1:16:30
- Art Hirahara "Empathy" from Open Sky (Posi-tone) 1:32:40
- Ernesto Jodos, Barry Altschul, Mark Helias "Come Again" from Confluence (ears&eyes) 1:37:37
- Mariano Sanna "La parca ebria" from Via Vertebral (Isla Desierta) 1:46:09
- Sebastián de Urquiza "Sommer" from Unity Vol 1 (ears&eyes) 1:52:44
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