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Reed Rapture With James Carter And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Ivo Perelman and James Carter "One" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka) 00:53
- James Carter "I Can't Get Started" from Live At Baker's Keyboard Lounge (Warner Brothers) 10:47
- Relojeros ya no quedan "Casa Luz" from 2(XL) (ears&eyes) 18:19
- Josh Sinton Predicate "Gateway" from 4 Freedoms (Form is Possibility Recordings) 28:20
- Nosoy Trio "De la ausencia radial" from Refracción (Ramble Records) 36:53
- Ivo Perelman and James Carter "Eight" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka) 55:32
- James Carter Quartet "Epistrophy" from Jurassic Classics (DIW) 1:00:00
- Relojeros ya no quedan "Metropolis" from 2(XL) (ears&eyes) 1:13:38
- Josh Sinton Predicate "Step" from 4 Freedoms (Form is Possibility Recordings) 1:22:36
- Ivo Perelman and James Carter "Five" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka) 1:28:33
- James Carter "Parker's Mood" from Conversin' With The Elders (Atlantic) 1:36:42
- Relojeros ya no quedan "Scot" from 2(XL) (ears&eyes) 1:43:27
- Josh Sinton Predicate "Blood" from 4 Freedoms (Form is Possibility Recordings) 1:53:48
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