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Progressive Music From Louis Siciliano, Markus Reuter And Stephan Thelen

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
January 29, 2023
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Italian keyboardist Louis Siciliano from Ancient Cosmic Truths, featuring Randy Brecker, German touch guitarist Markus Reuter and Swiss guitarist Stephan Thelen, plus British band Paroksha. We finish with a few old favourites from Weather Report, Al Di Meola, Return to Forever and Billy Cobham.

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Louis Siciliano "The Secret Of Mansa" from Ancient Cosmic Truth (Musica Presente) 00:00
Markus Reuter "Free In the Now" from Bleed (Moonjune) 07:09
Stephan Thelen "Morning Star" from Fractal Guitar 3 (Moonjune) 14:12
Paroksha "Blues For Dewey" from Destinations Out (Anderson Shelta) 21:10
Weather Report "Black Market" from Black Market (Columbia) 28:15
Al Di Meola "Crusin' " from Electric Rendezvous (Sony) 35:21
Return To Forever "Vulcan Worlds" from Where Have I Known You Before (Universal) 42:32
Billy Cobham "The Pleasant Pheasant" from Crosswinds (Atlantic) 49:38

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