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Pat Metheny, George Coleman! Vocals from Jose James and Gregory Porter. Deep UK music and jazz-funk
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- Harold Mabern "Afro Blue feat. Gregory Porter" from Afro Blue (Smoke Sessions Records) 10:22
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- Pat Metheny "In On It" from Side-Eye III+ (Uniquity Music) 50:25
- Harry Christelis "We Whittled A Spoon" from Preserving Fictions (Maps For Getting Lost) 58:10
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- Nat Birchall "Red, Gold & Green" from Path of Enlightenment (Independent) 1:23:20
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- Jack DeJohnette's Special Edition "The Gri Gri Man" from Tin Can Alley (ECM Records) 1:40:21
- Antonio Neves "Da Neves" from Ladeiras De Santa Teresa (Far Our Recordings) 1:44:54
- Heavy Joker "Leaving For Cala Bassa" from Heavy Joker (Polydor) 1:48:01
- Danser's Inferno "Sombre Guitar" from Creation One (Lirs Records) 1:51:00
- Shakatak "Night Birds" from Night Birds (Polydor) 1:54:36
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