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Vocal Jazz And Fusion From Melbourne Band Luoda, Mark Ledford And Cassandra Wilson

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
September 25, 2022
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Guitarist Dean Brown, Randy Brecker, new Melbourne band Luoda, the late Mark Ledford, and a tribute to Miles from Cassandra Wilson. Brazilian guitarist Lari Basilio from her latest Your Love. The Hypersonic Factor, Japanese band FAZJAZZ, Nicholas Llerandi and Hungarian guitarist Atila Laszlo.

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Dean Brown "Big Foot" from Here (ESC) 00:00
Randy Brecker "All 4 Love" from 34th N Lex (ESC) 06:04
Luoda "Self Help" from Running Out of Time (Self Produced) 12:00
Mark Ledford "Freedom Jazz Dance" from Miles 2 Go (Verve) 17:58
Cassandra Wilson "Run The Voodoo Down" from Traveling Miles (Blue Noter) 23:56
Lari Basilio "Alive and Living" from Your Love (Self Produced) 29:58
The Hypersonic Factor "Speed Demon" from Inventions of Diffusion (Tonecluster Music) 35:33
FAZJAZZ "Jazz Crimes" from SEAZON 1V (Vega) 41:51
Nicholas Llerandi "Standby" from Standby (Self produced) 47:53
Atila Lazlo-Fusion Circus "Good Luck" from Good Luck (Beagle Beat) 53:57

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