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The Fearless Flyers, Mark Lettieri, Dali Mraz and Sonar with David Torn

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
June 5, 2022
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Lesser known music from Otis McDonald, The Fearless Flyers, from Indonesia Dwiki Dharmawan, guitarist Dali Mraz, Chris Taylor, plus Sonar with David Torn. Quantum Trio and Graham Costello.

Playlist

Otis McDonald "Grease Of The East (Bay)" from Grease Of The East (Bay) (Track Tribe) 00:00
The Fearless Flyers "Nate Smith Is The Ace Of Aces" from Tailwinds (Vulf) 05:21
Mark Lettieri "Star Catchers" from Deep The Baritone Sessions Vol 2 (Leopard) 10:45
Dwiki Dharmawan "So far So Close" from So Far So close (Moonjune) 16:04
Dali Mraz "Attack" from Level 25 (Self Produced) 21:29
Quantum Trio "Liquid Fire" from Red Fog (Emme) 26:51
Graham Costello "Impetu" from Second Lives (Gearbox) 32:13
Sonar with David Torn "A Flaw Of Nature" from A Flaw Of Nature (Ronin Rhythm) 37:32
Chris Taylor "Know What I'm Saying" from Nocturnal (Abstract Logix) 43:05
Human Element "You are In You" from You are In You (Abstract Logix) 48:34

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