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The '90s with Steve Coleman, Tunnels, Percy Jones, and Miles Davis
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A visit to the '90s with
Steve Coleman
saxophone, altob.1956
Billy Cobham
drumsb.1944
Percy Jones
bass
Niacin
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1996
John McLaughlin
guitarb.1942
Brecker Brothers
band / ensemble / orchestra
Miles Davis
trumpet1926 - 1991
Chick Corea
piano1941 - 2021
Mahavishnu Orchestra
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1971
Playlist
- Steve Coleman and Five Elements "Alt-Shift-Return-Live" from The Tao Of Mad Phat (RCA) 00:00
- Paradox "Myohmyohyeoye" from Paradox (TipToe) 07:16
- Tunnels with Percy Jones "Prisoners Of The Knitting Factory Hallway" from Tunnel With Percy Jones (Bucky Ball) 14:57
- Niacin "Revenge" from High Bias (Stretch) 22:35
- John McLaughlin "Healing Hands" from The Heart Of Things (Verve) 29:59
- Brecker Brothers "Scrunch" from Out Of The Loop (GRP) 37:28
- Miles Davis "Hannibal" from Live Around The World (Warner) 44:52
- Chick Corea Electrik Band "Jammin e Cricket" from Beneath The Mask (GRP) 52:36
- Mahavishnu Orchestra "John's Song" from The Lost Trident Sessions (Sony) 1:00:08
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Chick Corea
Mahavishnu Orchestra
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