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Norma Winstone, Xhosa Cole, Louis Stewart And More
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- Sara Oschlag "Mingus Fingers" from Yeah! (Self Released) 00:00
- Norma Winstone & Will Bartlett "The Trees" from The Soundless Dark (Jellymould Jazz) 07:17
- Catriona Bourne "Sligachan Bridge" from Triquetra (Self Released) 11:54
- Dean Stockdale "Falling in Love with Love" from Celebrating Oscar (Self Released) 18:25
- Matt Carmichael "stone skimmer" from dancing with embers (Self Released) 22:34
- Xhosa Cole "Zoltan (radio edit)" from K(no)w Them, K(no)w Us (Stoney Lane Records) 27:19
- Matt Owens "Flow" from Keys (All Made Up) 33:11
- Mark Murphy " Spring Can Really Hang You The Most" from Rah (Riverside Records) 39:40
- Phil Bancroft "Testimony Parts 2 & 3" from Testimony (Myriad Streams) 44:02
- Louis Stewart "Unit 7" from I Thought About You (Livia Records) 47:05
- House of the Black Gardenia "Ice Cream for Breakfast" from (Self Released) 53:53
About Norma Winstone
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