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Markus Reuter, Ray Russell, Randy Brecker and More
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This week we focus on raw, improvised music with touch guitars, electronics and drums amongst new releases from British and American bands. Our playlist mixes new releases, including improvised music from
Markus Reuter
guitar, electricb.1972
Ray Russell
guitar, electricb.1947
Randy Brecker
trumpetb.1945
Eric Marienthal
saxophoneb.1957
Dave Liebman
saxophoneb.1946
Dave Weckl
drumsb.1960
Playlist
- Dave Liebman "JB Meets Sly" from Back on the Corner (Tone Center) 00:00
- Petite Blonde "Two Price Hit" from Petite Blonde (Lipstick) 26:42
- JK Special "JK Special" from Crossfire (Lipstick) 40:04
- Dave Weckl Band "Big Little B" from Rhythm of the Soul (Stretch) 46:51
- Randy Brecker, Eric Marienthal "You Ga (Ta Give It)" from Double Dealin' (Shanachie) 50:14
- Ray Russell "Six in Six out" from Fluid Architecture (Cuneiform) 51:54
- Reuter Moyzer Grohowski "Burn to Aether" from Shapeshifters (Moonjune) 52:47r
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Markus Reuter
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Ray Russell
Dave Liebman
Petite Blonde
JK Special
Dave Weckl Band
Randy Brecker Eric Marienthal
Reuter Moyzer Grohowski
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