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We Revisit This Month Last Year With John Mclaughlin, Jaco Pastorius And Jeremy Green
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Revisiting this week last year with
John McLaughlin
guitarb.1942
Jaco Pastorius
bass, electric1951 - 1987
Mike Miller
guitar
Lee Puckett
bass
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Jeremy Green
guitar
Tim Miller
guitar
Kazumi Watanabe
guitarb.1953
Playlist
- John McLaughlin "El Hombre Que Sabia" from The Montreaux Years (BMG) 00:00
- Jaco Pastorius "Bass Solo" from Live at Montreal Jazz Festival 1982 (Jazz Door) 06:11
- Mike Miller "Bipolar Bear" from Trust (Blue Canoe) 12:22
- The Trackers "Living Time" from Vaudeville 8:45 (Abstract Logix) 18:34
- Lee Puckett "September Sun" from Lost Horizon (Self Produced) 24:45
- Spherical Agenda "Steak Jazz" from Arcane Wisdom (Lunar Signal) 30:56
- Jeremy Green "Car Rock" from Standing Eight (Self Produced) 37:08
- Tim Miller "Synergy" from Synergy (Self Produced) 43:19
- Kazumi Watanabe "Robo" from Mo Bop (Warner) 49:30
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