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1992, Tom Coster, Adam Holzman, Kenwood Dennard, Jack De Johnette and much more
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Music from 1992 featuring
Tom Coster
keyboardsb.1941
Adam Holzman
keyboards
Kenwood Dennard
drums
Jack DeJohnette
drumsb.1942
John McLaughlin
guitarb.1942
Pat Metheny
guitarb.1954
Spyro Gyra
band / ensemble / orchestra
Mike Mainieri
vibraphoneb.1938
Brand X
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1974
Dieter Ilg
bass, acoustic
Mike Stern
guitarb.1953
Bob Berg
saxophone1951 - 2002
Playlist
- Tom Coster "Please Pass The Beano" from Gotcha (JVC) 00:00
- Adam Holzman "Hail To The Chief" from In A Loud Way (Manhattan) 07:03
- Kenwood Dennard "Just Advance" from Just Advance (Big World) 14:09
- Jack DeJohnette "Miles" from Music For The Fifth World (Manhattan) 21:14
- John McLaughlin Trio "Belo Horizonte" from Que Alegria (Verve) 28:02
- Pat Metheny "Facing West" from Secret Story (Geffen34:50) 34:50
- Spyro Gyra "Nothing To Lose" from Three Wishes/em> (GRP) 41:29
- Mike Mainieri "Bullet Train" from Wanderlust (Warner) 48:17
- Brand X "A Duck Exploding" from Xcommunication (Ozone) 54:56
- Dieter Ilg "Somersault" from Summerhill (Lipstick) 1:01:53
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Tom Coster
Adam Holzman
Kenwood Dennard
Jack De Johnette
John McLaughlin Trio
pat metheny
Spyro Gyra
Mike Mainieri
Brand X
Dieter Ilg
Mike Stern
Bob Berg
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