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Perelman Meets Golia And More
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- Ivo Perelman & Vinny Golia "Seven" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka Music) 00:54
- Vinny Golia , Ra Kalam Bob Moses , Henry Kaiser ), Damon Smith and Weasel Walter "Mysterious Journey" from Astral Plane Crash (ugEXPLODE) 09:48
- Holly Burke, Bill Runge & Linda Lee Thomas "First Snow" from Dreamride (Self Released) 45:57
- Fred Hersch & Esperanza Spalding "Girl Talk" from Alive At The Village Vanguard (Palmetto) 48:00
- Daniel Iván Bruno "Magnetizado" from Bajo este sol tremendo (Self Released) 1:00:18
- Ivo Perelman & Vinny Golia "Five" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka Music) 1:06:01
- Ivo Perelman & Joe Morris "Invisible Mass" from Elliptic Time (Mahalaka Music) 1:11:25
- Vinny Golia Quartet "Monday At Eight, Just Black & White" from Sfumato (Clean Feed) 1:23:39
- Daniel Iván Bruno "Mandarinas" from Bajo este sol tremendo (Self Released) 1:31:56
- Ivo Perelman & Vinny Golia "Three" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka Music) 1:44:39
- Vinny Golia, George Lewis, Bertram Turetzky "In Shadows There Is Light" from Triangulation (Nine WInds Records) 1:50:39
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