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Al Di Meola, Scott Kinsey, Kinga Glyk, Kam Falk and Mats Oberg
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Al Di Meola
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Scott Kinsey
keyboards
Adam Nitti
bass
Kinga Glyk
bass
Mark Lettieri
guitar
Kam Falk
bass, electricb.1963
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Anthony Crawford
bass
Alex Machacek
guitar, electricPlaylist
- Al Di Meola "Genetik" from Twentyfour (Ear Music) 00:00
- Scott Kinsey "Black Market-Running The Dara Down" from Luniwaz-Live (Whirlwind) 06:10
- Adam Nitti "The Canyon Carver" from The Canyon Carver (Self Produced) 12:24
- David Peluso "Refraction" from Blue Hour (Self Produced) 18:27
- Kinga Glyk "Unfollower" from Real Life (Warner) 24:44
- Mark Lettieri "Canyon Run" from Can I Tell You Something (GroundUp) 30:47
- Jubu Smith "EG Is Here" from Jubu (Side Hustle) 36:55
- Kam Falk "Acceptance" from Acceptance (Self Produced) 43:21
- Dapo Torimiro "7 Days In Room C-19" from 7 Days In Room C-19 (Self Produced)49:39
- Mats/Morgan "Min Hast" from Trum (Morgan Records)55:59
- Jim Politis "Funkey Monkey" from Unveiling Emotions (Self Produced) 1:01:59
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Anthony Crawford
Alex Machacek
Mats Oberg
Jim Politis
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