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Ray Russell, Cecil Taylor, And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- The Steve Sandberg Trio "Karma Yoga" from Live At Soapbox Gallery (Self Released) 00:29
- Enrique Peña "Mimin" from Laberinto (ears&eyes) 06:57
- The Ray Russell Quartet "Spontaneous Event" from The Complete Spontaneous Event (Jazz In Britain) 14:30
- The Cecil Taylor Unit "A" from Live In Vienna (Leo Records) 24:33
- Samuel Goff, Camila Nebbia, Patrick Shiroishi "Broken Song" from Diminished Borders (Cacophonous Revival Recordings) 47:08
- The Ray Russell Quartet "Fire Dance" from The Complete Spontaneous Event (Jazz In Britain) 55:13
- Sliders "Ida Lupino" from Sliders (Hora Records) 1:01:40
- Brandon Lopez, DoYeon Kim "III" from Syzygy, Vol. 1(577 Records) 1:06:15
- Pierre Francois Trio "There Had To Be A Reason" from 5AM (Touzin Records) 1:15:12
- The Cecil Taylor Unit "D" from Live In Bologna (Leo Records) 1:22:48
- The Ray Russell Quartet "Tarot" from The Complete Spontaneous Event (Jazz In Britain) 1:42:44
- Camille Thurman & Darrell Green Quartet "It's Only A Paper Moon" from Confluence Vol 1 : Alhambra (Epidote Records) 1:53:24
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