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Simon Phillips, John Patitucci, Niacin and Alex Machacek
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Simon Phillips
drums
John Patitucci
bassb.1959
Niacin
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1996
Alex Machacek
guitar, electric
Allan Holdsworth
guitar, electric1948 - 2017
Frank Gambale
guitarb.1958
Willie Oteri
multi-instrumentalist
Klaus Doldinger
b.1936Playlist
- Simon Phillips "Indian Summer" from Symbiosis (Lipstick) 00:00
- John Patitucci "A Better Mousetrap" from On The Corner (GRP) 07:20
- Niacin "Hell To Play" from Niacin-Live Blood Sweat and Beers (Magna Carta) 14:40
- Marc Norgaard "Papaya Dream" from Tolerance (Call Sign) 22:00
- Alex Machacek "Out Of Pappenheim" from (Sic) (Abstract Logix 29:20
- MVP "Rocks" from Truth In Shredding (Legato) 36:40
- Next Order "Synapse" from Live-Roaring Colours (Order Tone) 44:00
- Willie Oteri "Dark Matter" from Spiral Out (DIW) 51:20
- Klaus Doldinger" Rambling" from Blue Tattoo (Atlantic)58:20
- Tetsuo Sakurai "Are You Ready" from Vital World (Electric Bird) 1:06:00
- Peter Muller "Eastbound" from M-Vibez (Mullinnium) 1:13:20
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Alex Machacek
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Australia
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Simon Phillips
John Patitucci
Niacin
Alan Holdsworth
Frank Gambale
Willie Oteri
Klaus Doldinger
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