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Weather Report, Joe Zawinul, Mark Isham and Aki Rissanen

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
July 28, 2023
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Music from Weather Report and Joe Zawinul and trumpeter Mark Isham paying tribute to Miles Davis. New music from German band Metrik System featuring Richard Hallebeek. Also, the John Irvine Band, the latest from Michael Formanek, Anthony Pirog and Mike Pride and from Finland, pianist Aki Rissanen.

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Weather Report "Boogie Boogie Waltz" from The Best Of Weather Report (Columbia) 00:00
Joe Zawinul "Tower Of Silence" from Faces and Places (ESC) 06:13
Mark Isham "Great Expectations" from Miles Remembered-The Silent Way Project (Columbia) 12:28
Metrik System "Etd 15:08" from Expectations (Self Produced) 18:40
Golden Mean "Red Horizon" from Oumuamua (Jazz Refreshed) 24:47
The John Irvine Band "The Storm Chasers" from Scanning The Dark Horizon (Self Produced) 30:59
Michael Formanek-Anthony Prog-Mike Prode "Trad Doop" from Damaged Goods (Cuneiform) 37:16
Aki Rissanen "Digitalis" from Hyperreal (Edition) 43:28

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