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Michal Urbaniak
violin
Jan Hammer
keyboardsb.1948
Lee Ritenour
guitarb.1952
Eddie Henderson
trumpetb.1940
Tony Williams
drums1945 - 1997
Mark Isham
trumpetb.1951
Adam Holzman
keyboards
Scott Henderson
guitarPlaylist
- Michal Urbaniak "Kuyaviak Goes Funky" from Fusion 3 (Columbia) 00:00
- Jan Hammer "Bambu Forest" from Oh Yeah/em> (Nemperor) 08:26
- Mark Isham "Right Off" from Miles Remembered: The Silent Way Sessions (Record Label) 16:52
- Lee Ritenour "Captain Fingers" from Captain Fingers (Epic) 25:18
- Eddie Henderson "Sunburst" from Sunburst (Blue Note) 33:44
- Adam Holzman "Wake Up Call-The Fear" from Manifesto (Lipstick) 42:10
- Rene Engel "Devils Of The Desert" from spheres Of Samarkand (New Road Music) 50:36
- Scott Henderson & Tribal Tech "Big Fun" from Spears (Passport) 59:02
- The Tony Williams Lifetime "Emergency" from Spectrum-The Anthology (Verve) 1:07:28
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