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A nostalgic journey to the '70s with
Herbie Hancock
pianob.1940
Brand X
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1974
Soft Machine
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1966
Gong
band / ensemble / orchestra
Larry Coryell
guitar1943 - 2017
Michal Urbaniak
violin
Brecker Brothers
band / ensemble / orchestra
Tony Williams
drums1945 - 1997
Billy Cobham
drumsb.1944
Jean-Luc Ponty
violinb.1942
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- Herbie Hancock "Sansho Shima" from Secrets (Record Label) 00:00
- Brand X "Malaga Virgen" from Livestock (Charisma) 05:39
- Soft Machine "Out Of Season" from Softs (Harvest) 11:24
- Gong "Boring" from Expresso 2 (Virgin) 17:01
- " data-original-title="" title="">Larry Coryell "Yin Yang" from Aspects (Arista) 22:43
Larry Coryell
guitar
1943 - 2017 - Michal Urbaniak "Bahamian Harvest" from Fusion (MPS) 28:33
- The Brecker Brothers "Squids" from Heavy Metal Be Bop (Arista) 34:06
- Tony Williams "Red Alert" from Believe It (Columbia) 39:48
- Billy Cobham "Taurian Matador" from Spectrum (Atlantic) 45:33
- Jean-Luc Ponty "Tarantula" from Imaginary Voyage (Atlantic) 51:13
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Michal Urbaniak
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Billy Cobham
Jean-Luc Ponty
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