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Leaf and Turquoise Sonic Journeys Volume 1
By Doug Wilde
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013
Track listing: Leaf and Turquoise; Round That Corner; Another Secret; Above and Beyond; When They Dance; Voice in
The Wave; The Prophet's Song; Tomorrow's Dream
The Bees' Knees
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013
Track listing: 12 on the Beaufort Scale; Grumbling; Mandala; Fred's Dance; Collodion; Bassement; Tonicato; The Bees' Knees.
Caves of Mystery
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013
Track listing: Loving; Sunrise; Soft; The Great Ocean; Guide Lines; C Minor Lament - Serenade for the Apocalypse; Empress of the Spring; Caves of Mystery; The Sleeping Lion; Whales.
The Jester (2013)
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013
Track listing: 01 – The Real Business; 02 – Tell Me; 03 – Even Once; 04 – I Don't Want A World Today; 05 – The Jester;
06 – Captain Marzipan; 07 – The Fish; 08 – Not My Ask; 09 – The Sea; 10 – That's For Eating With.
Moment Now
By Gio Guido
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013
Track listing: Cortelyou Road, Jazzleria, Overture, Give And Take, First View, Romantica, Hotel Bubu, Ora, Moment Now, Don Ring
Constatações
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013
Track listing: 1 - Ai Fica Puxado (Paulo Almeida)
2 - Samba da Tarde (Paulo Almeida)
3 - Na Volta (Paulo Almeida)
4 - Toada do Velho (Paulo Almeida)
5 - Aflora (Paulo Almeida)
6 - Trindade (Paulo Almeida)
7 - Cincando (Vinicius Dorin)
Barry Danielian: Metaphorically Speaking
by Glenn Astarita
Trumpeter Barry Danielian seemingly makes a good living as an in-demand session artist via stints with Bruce Springsteen, Barbara Streisand, Billy Joel and many others of note, spanning just about all conceivable music genres. On this solo effort, he garners the support of many New York-based jazz artists. While Danielian doesn't break new ground, the album ...
Flash featuring Peter Banks: In Public - Udder Chaos / Live At Cowtown Ballroom
by Glenn Astarita
Late guitarist Peter Banks turned quite a few heads as an exceptional guitarist when he burst onto the scene during the initial manifestation of the progressive rock outfit, Yes. But due to artistic differences he left the band in 1970, and subsequently formed Flash, which was a quartet that illustrated stylistic similarities to Yes. The band ...

