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Finnish bassist Jukka Haavisto - Live, Rain Sultanov, Trilok Gurtu, Brad Shepik and Vasil Hadzimanov
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Jukka Haavisto
bass, electric
Rain Sultanov
saxophone, soprano
Linley Marthe
bass, electricb.1972
Paco Séry
percussion
Trilok Gurtu
tablasb.1951
Varun Das
composer / conductor
Brad Shepik
guitar
Callum Allardice
guitar
Vasil Hadzimanov
pianob.1973
Gerald Gradwohl
guitarb.1967
Andy Summers
guitarb.1942
Dixie Dregs
band / ensemble / orchestraPlaylist
- Jukka Haavisto "Opus #8" from Live At Eclipse Club (Eclipse) 00:00
- Rain Sultanov "Crazy World" from Mr Joe-Live (One World) 09:00
- Trilok Gurtu "Scirocca" from Album TitleBroken Silence (Jazzline) Time Marker18:00
- Varun Das "Top Of the Mountain" from Chilkdlike (Self Produced) 27:00
- Brad Shepik "Broken English" from Hard Believer (Shifting Paradigm) 36:00
- Callum Allardice "Elemanta" from Elemanta (Self Produced) 45:00
- Nautilis "Chameleon" from Chameleon (Diskunion) 54:00
- Vasil Hadzimanov Band "Realist" from Can You Dig It (Croatia Records) 1:03:00
- Gerald Gradwohl Group "Lets Talk" from Episode 6 (G Tone) 1:07:00
- Andy Summers "Oudu Kanjaira" from world Gone Strange (Private Music) 1:12:00
- Code 3 "Dark Tower" from Fusion (Code 3 Music) 1:21:00
- The Zawinul Syndicate "March Of The Lost Children" from The Immigrants (CBS) 1:30:00
- Dixie Dregs "I'm Freaking Out" from Dregs Of the Earth (Arista) 1:39:00
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Varun Das
Brad Shepik} and New Zealand guitarist {{Callum Allardice
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Gerald Gradwohl
Andy Summers
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