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Gary Willis
bassb.1957
Bill Evans
piano1929 - 1980
John Scofield
guitarb.1951
Greg Howe
guitar
Niacin
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1996
Joe Zawinul
keyboards1932 - 2007
Scott Kinsey
keyboards
Brett Garsed
guitarPlaylist
- Sebastian Cornelissen-Gary Willis-Lalle Larson "ON" from Timeline (Munich Records) 00:00
- Bill Evans "Midnight Creeper" from Big Fun (ESC) 07:15
- John Scofield Band "Watch Out for PO Po" from Up All Night (Verve) 14:36
- Greg Howe "Hyperacuity" from Hypercuity (Tone Centre) 21:47
- Niacin "Panic Button" from Deep (Magna Carta) 29:09
- Joe Zawinul "Cafe Andalusia" from Faces and Places (ESC)32:41
- Scott Kinsey "Shinjuku" from Kinesthetics (Abstract Logix) 36:20
- Mojo "Circle" from Tapestry (Paranormal) 43:29
- Benny Reitveld "Anybody There" from Mystery of Faith (Glacier Boy) 50:14
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