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Jaco Pastorius
bass, electric1951 - 1987
Hiromi
pianob.1979
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data-original-title="" title="">Spherical Agenda, from Arcane Wisdom Bassist's 
Lee Puckett
bass
Federico Malaman
bass, electric
Per Mathisen
bass
Kazumi Watanabe
guitarb.1953
Playlist
- {Jaco Pastorius "Medley+ Donna Lee " from Broadway Blues & Teresa (Jazz Point) 00:00
- Hiromi "Caravan " from Beyond Standard (Telarc) 05:51
- Spherical Agenda "Guts" from Arcane Wisdom (Lunar Signal) 11:41
- Lee Puckett "Master of Naan" from Lost Horizon (Self Produced) 17:25
- Federico Malaman "Seven And Six" from Life (Self Produced) 23:09
- Per Mathisen "Block C" from More Secrets (Alassa) 28:56
- Cosmic Latte "Metropolitude" from Trapezia (Baristas From space) 34:43
- " data-original-title="" title="">Steve Langemo "Nosnaxu" from Up From The Outide (Self Produced) 40:30
- Kazumi Watanabe "Tiger Beam" from Mo'Bop 3 (EWE) 46:17
- Jimsaku "Funky Punch" from Jimsaku Beyond (King Records) 52:03
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