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Tunnels with Percy Jones, Tom Coster, Chick Corea and Dean Brown

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
February 12, 2023
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Progressive Rock from The Resonance Project, Russian guitarist Evgeny Pobozhly, and from Brazil drummer Cuca Teixeira. Old favourites from Tom Coster, Chick Corea Electric Band, CAB, and Dean Brown.

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The Resonance Project "Thunderclap" from Rush In (Self Produced) 00:00
Tunnels "Inseminator" from The Art Of Living Dangerously (Bucky Ball) 0:06:01
Evgeny Pobozhly "Subliminal" from Elements For Peace (Self Produced) 12:02
The Players "The Creeping Terror" from The Players (Passport Jazz) 18:08
Cuca Teixeira "Tunta" from Groove Reunion (Self Produced) 24:23
Tom Coster "Voyage To Nowhere" from The Forbidden Zone (JVC) 30:32
Chick Corea Electric Band "Check Blast" from To The Stars (Stretch) 36:38
CAB "BB's Rhumba" from CAB 4 (King Records) 42:44
Dean Brown "Take This" from Here (ESC) 48:53

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