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Tigran Hamasyan, Dwiki Dhawarman, Richard D Ruttenberg, Jean Paul Bourelly, Derek Sherinian and much more
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- Tigran Hamasyan "A Eye" from The Digital Leviathan (Manifeste) 00:00
- Dwiki Dharwaman "Jazz For Freeport" from Anagorisis (Moonjune) 06:18
- Richard D Ruttenberg "Emerald" from Shockwave (Raviv) 12:36
- Tom Bernard "Lafufu" from Lafufu (Self Produced) 18:54
- Jack Gardiner "Taxman" from Taxman (Self Produced) 25:12
- James Filkins-Michael Manring "Dog Eared Days" from Dog Eared Days (Raighes Factory) 31:30
- Dean Gaudion "Carnival" from Songs for Shania (Self Produced) 37:48
- Sakis Zachariades "Phoenix" from Alia (Self Produced) 44:06
- UC "Horizon" from UC (Self Produced)50:24
- Jean Paul Bourelly "Bright Monkey" from Cut Motion (Mangos) 56:42
- Go Go Penguin "Petit" from Live From Studio 2 (Decca) 1:03:00
- Derek Sherinian "Temple Of Helios" from The Phoenix (Inside Out) 1:09:18
- Shob "Kamar Obscur" from Kamar Obscur (Self Produced) 1:15:36
- {Stanley Clarke "Power" from Stanley Clarke (Atlantic) 1:21:54
- Alex Machacek "There's A New Sheriff In Town from Improvision (Abstract Logix) 1:28:12
- {Antoine Fafard "Empty World" from Proto Mundi (Timeless Momentum) 1:34:30
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