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Rantzer, Ballantyne, Millaci, Tonbruket and More
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- Tito Mangialajo Rantzer "After Sam" from Dedications (Solista Records) 00:00
- Andy Ballantyne " All Stops to Oshawa (for Jimmy Giuffre)" from Play on Words (G-B Records) 06:12
- Giuseppe Millaci & Vogue Trio "Timeless" from The Endless Way (Hypnote Records) 10:44
- Tonbruket "Masters of Fog" from Masters of Fog (ACT) 17:43
- Konstrukt, Ken Vandermark "Diggin' the Harmolody" from Kozmik Bazaar (Karl Records) 25:41
- Harris Eisenstadt "Poschiavo 35" from Canada Day Quartet Live (Clean Feed) 31:33
- Rudi Mahall, Olaf Rupp, Kasper Tom "Dangerous Goods" from Rudi Mahall, Olaf Rupp, Kasper Tom (Barefoot Records) 37:08
- Andy Ballantyne "Not with a Wimp but a Banker (for Paul Desmond)" from Play On Words (G-B Records) 44:35
- Tito Mangialajo Rantzer "E.B." from Dedications (Solista Records) 52:38
- Giuseppe Millaci & Vogue Trio "Dance of the Infidels" from The Endless Way (Hypnote Records) 59:36
- Zack Clarke Trio "Aggressive Déjà vu" from Vertical Shores (Clean Feed) 1:05:37
- Stephen Gauci, Adam Lane, Kevin Shea "Improvisation #3" from Studio Sessions, Vol. 2 (Gauci Music) 1:11:58
- Tonbruket "Waiting for the Damocles Sword" from Masters of Fog (ACT) 1:18:47
- Simon Nabatov "Shokreyts" from Readings : Gileya Revisited (Leo Records) 1:21:10
- Andy Ballantyne "Unfit to be Prez (for Lester Young)" from Play on Words (G-B Records) 01:31:35
- Tonbruket "The Pavlova Murders" from Masters of Fog (ACT) 1:36:40
- Giuseppe Millaci & Vogue Trio "Iberian Waltz" from The Endless Way (Hypnote Records) 1:41:30
- Tito Mangialajo Rantzer "Mortonmartin" from Dedications (Solista Records) 1:49:29
- Art Pepper "Waltz Me Blues" from 12 Classic Albums 1954-1962 (Enlightment) 1:56:42
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