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The '90s, with Drummers Dave Weckl, Lenny White and Billy Cobham
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Dave Weckl
drumsb.1960
Lenny White
drumsb.1949
Billy Cobham
drumsb.1944
Bill Evans
piano1929 - 1980
Brett Garsed
guitar
Virgil Donati
drumsb.1958
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band / ensemble / orchestra
Frank Gambale
guitarb.1958
Stuart Hamm
bassb.1960
Steve Smith
drumsb.1954
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band / ensemble / orchestraPlaylist
- Dave Weckl "Tomatillo" from Heads Up (GRP) 00:00
- Lenny White "Mr Depriest" from Edge (Hip Bop) 07:34
- Billy Cobham "Myohmyohyeoye" from Paradox (Tip Toe) 15:09
- Bill Evans "Kid Logic" from Live At Blue Note Tokyo (Jazz City) 22:28
- Garsed-Helmerich-Donati "Galactic Waterhole" from Under The Lash Of Gravity (Cooee Spied) 29:56
- Tribal Tech "Root Food" from Illicit (Blue Moon) 37:23
- Gambale-Hamm-Smith "Katahdin" from Show Me What You Can Do (Tone Centre) 44:48
- Jazz Pistols "3 On The Floor" from 3 On The Floor (Cherrytown) 52:13
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