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Reed Rapture With Murray And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Ivo Perelman and David Murray "Six" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka) 00:54
- David Murray feat. The GWO-KA Masters "The Devil Tried To Kill Me" from The Devil Tried To Kill Me (Justin Time) 10:46
- Steve Tintweiss Spacelight Band "Do Not Look Back" from Live at NYU 1980 (Inky Dot Media) 21:13
- Satoko Fujii "One Hundred Dreams, Part Three" from Hyaku One Hundred Dreams (Libra) 27:11
- Francisco Mela featuring Cooper-Moore and William Parker "Musical Literacy—Radio Edit" from Music Frees Our Souls, Vol. 2 (577 Records) 38:47
- Ivo Perelman and David Murray "Four" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka) 45:08
- David Murray Brave New World Trio with Brad Jones and Hamid Drake "Switchin' in the Kitchen" from Seriana Promethea (Intakt) 50:32
- Steve Tintweiss Spacelight Band "Ash Dung Blues Bowl" from Live at NYU 1980 (Inky Dot Media) 1:01:00
- Satoko Fujii "One Hundred Dreams, Part One" from Hyaku One Hundred Dreams (Libra) 1:12:41
- Ivo Perelman and David Murray "One" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka) 1:28:23
- David Murray "All The Things You Are" from Children (Black Saint) 1:35:59
- Steve Tintweiss Spacelight Band "Risk-O-Disc" from Live at NYU 1980 (Inky Dot Media) 1:51:37
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