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Raoul Bjorkenheim, Billy Hart, Robert Glasper and More
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In the second part of this week's show we continue our perusal of new Progressive-Rock, Avant-Garde Jazz and R&B releases, including gems from
Raoul Bjorkenheim
guitarb.1956
Bill Hart
guitarb.1964
Robert Glasper
pianob.1978
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Playlist
- Raoul Bjorkenheim "Saturn" from Saturn (Long Song) 00:00
- Robert Glasper "Resting Warrior" from Collagically Speaking (Blue Note) 06:36
- Djabe "Return to Somewhere" from Live in Edmonton (GR 1993) 29:44
" data-original-title="" title="">Bob Lanzetti "B" from Whose Feet Are These That Are Walking (Bob Lanzetti) 33:21Bob Lanzetti
guitar
b.1980- " data-original-title="" title="">Derek Sherinian "Empyeran Sky" from The Phoenix (Inside Out) 37:22
Derek Sherinian
keyboards - Bill Hart "Not now juangi" from Touch of Blue (Blue Canoe) 40:58
- " data-original-title="" title="">Rymden "Rak" from Reflections and Odysseys (Bandcamp) 44:47
" data-original-title="" title="">House of Waters "When I Play" from Rising (Grown-up) 48:15House of Waters
band / ensemble / orchestra
" data-original-title="" title="">Evan Marien,Evan Marien
bass
b.1986
" data-original-title="" title="">Virgil Donati "Renaissance" from Emar (Bandcamp) 52:03Virgil Donati
drums
b.1958- " data-original-title="" title="">Jordan Rudess "Dreaming in Titanium" from Feeding the Wheel (Magna Carta) 55:37
Jordan Rudess
keyboards
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