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New music from Richard D Ruttenberg, George Burton, Brandon Scott Coleman and John Beasley
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George Burton
piano
Tom Schuman
keyboards
Brandon Scott Coleman
guitarMatt Wiles
bass
Pericopes
band / ensemble / orchestra
John Beasley
pianoMark Hartsuch
saxophone
Mike Stern
guitarb.1953
Christian Fabian
bass
Allen Hinds
guitarPlaylist
- Richard D Ruttenberg "Encounters" from Mind Flux (Mag Distribution) 00:00
- George Burton "Rumination" from White Noise (Self Produced) 06:43
- Electronic Visions "Night Rain" from Forest Language (Polychora) 13:26
- Tom Schuman "Set It Off" from I Am Schuman (Self Produced) 20:09
- Brandon Scott Coleman "Colossus" from Colossus (Scrobis) 26:52
- Pericopes "Assange" from Good Morning World (Losen) 33:35
- John Beasley "Vulcan Worlds" from Returning To Forever (Candid) 40:18
- Mark Hartsuch "Strobe" from Strobe??(Self Produced) 47:01
- Jabberloop "Shirokuma" from Now??(Junonsaisai) 53:44
- Mike Stern "Crumbles" from Echoes And Other Songs (Mack Avenue) 1:00:27
- Christian Fabian "Hip To The Skip" from Hip To The Skip (Spice Rack) 1:07:10
- Allen Hinds "Slither" from The Good Fight (Self Produced) 1:13:53
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