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We dive into fresh Japanese fusion with Kyoto's Jizue and Dezolve originally formed by Akira Jimbo and Tetsuo Sakurai after their departure fromCasiopea
band / ensemble / orchestra
Stephan Thelen
guitar, electric
Usein Bekirov
keyboards
Frank Gambale
guitarb.1958
Max Walker
guitarb.1993
Simon Phillips
drums
Bob Belden
arrangerb.1956
Scott Kinsey
keyboards
Mike Miller
guitar
Victor Bailey
bass, electric1960 - 2016
Hiram Bullock
guitar, electric1955 - 2008
Billy Cobham
drumsb.1944
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- Jizue "Toth" from Mer (Victor) 00:00
- Dezolve "Distance To The Light" from 10th Anniversary Concert (King) 07:43
- Staphen Thalen "Bullet Train" from worlds In Collision (Rare Noise) 15:26
- Usein Bekirov "Victory" from Freeway Deluxe (TLSG Digital) 23:09
- Max Walker "Charybdis" from Chronostasis (Orenda) 30:52
- Alfredo Golino "We Got It" from Duets (Self Produced) 38:35
- Salomon Guitierrez "Abuelo Buena" from Abuelo Buena (Self Produced) 46:18
- Bob Belden "You Make Me Feel like A Natural Women" from Tapestry (Blu Note) 54:04
- The Outsidemen "Bad Dog" from Band Overboard (terra Nova) 1:01:44
- Apostolos Anthimos "Pinocchio" from Days We Can't Forget (GOWI) 1:09:27
- Victor Bailey "Knee Jerk Reaction" from Low Blow (Zebra) 1:17:10
- Hiram Bullock "Shut Up" from Way Cool (Atlantic Jazz) 1:24:53
- Billy Cobham "Avatar" from Focussed (Eagle) 1:32:36
- Yo Miles-Henry Kaiser-Wadada Leo Smith "Black Satin" from Yo Miles (Shanachie) 1:40:19
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