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The return of Joe Chambers and more
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- Joe Chambers "Samba De Maracatu" from Samba De Maracatu (Blue Note) 00:00
- Francesca Remigi Archipélagos "The Shooting" from Il Labirinto Dei Topi (Emme Produzioni Musical) 06:01
- Diego Rivera "Marabi" from Indigenous (Posi-tone) 14:56
- Lisa Hilton "More Than Another Day" from More Than Another Day (Ruby Slipper Productions) 19:47
- Nacho Szulga "Uno" from Entramados Homeostáticos (ears&eyes) 24:53
- Shai Maestro, Jorge Roeder, Ofri Nehemya, Philip Dizack "Mystery & Illusions" from Human (ECM) 32:21
- Thumbscrew "Through an Open Widow" from Never Is Enough (Cuneiform) 41:16
- Joe Chambers "Sabah El Nur (Blues To Her)" from Samba De Maracatu (Blue Note) 47:12
- Francesca Remigi Archipélagos "Tiger Study" from Il Labirinto Dei Topi (Emme Produzioni Musical) 53:11
- Diego Rivera "Indigenous" from Indigenous (Posi-tone) 1:00:00
- Lisa Hilton "Blues & Beauty" from More Than Another Day (Ruby Slipper Productions) 1:05:22
- Nacho Szulga "Cinco" from Entramados Homeostáticos (ears&eyes) 1:11:32
- Shai Maestro, Jorge Roeder, Ofri Nehemya, Philip Dizack "The Thief's Dream" from Human (ECM) 1:17:46
- Pino Palladino, Blake Mills "Just Wrong" from Notes With Attachments (New Deal/Impulse!) 1:26:08
- Joe Chambers "Rio" from Samba De Maracatu (Blue Note) 1:30:47
- Francesca Remigi Archipélagos "To Vijay" from Il Labirinto Dei Topi (Emme Produzioni Musical) 1:35:06
- Diego Rivera "Purpose" from Indigenous (Posi-tone) 1:40:35
- Lisa Hilton "Karma Chaos" from More Than Another Day (Ruby Slipper Productions) 1:45:52
- Nacho Szulga "Siete" from Entramados Homeostáticos (ears&eyes) 1:49:45
- Shai Maestro, Jorge Roeder, Ofri Nehemya, Philip Dizack "Hank and Charlie" from Human (ECM) 1:56:16
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