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Hungarian band Djabe, Brazillian Mello Jr., Andy Timmons, Brett Garsed and Yo Miles
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New music from Hungarian band Djabe, Polish band Fusion Generation Project, Brazilian guitarist Mello Jr., and mix of new and old with guitar players Andy Timmons and Brett Garsed. More from Anthony Papamichael from Project Oracle and The Haas Company featuring guitarist Samuel Halkvist. Revisiting the '70s with Jean-Luc Ponty and Lenny White. Yo Miles! Henry Kaiser and Wadada Leo Smith, Live at The Baked Potato with guitarist Dirk K and drummer Peter Erskine and we finish with French bassist Dominique di Piazza.Playlist
- Djabe-Steve Hackett Storm Is Brewing" from Freya Artic Jam (Cherry red) 00:00
- Fusion Generation Project "Hiromi" from No Fusion (Allegro) 06:51
- Mellow Jr "Inner Voice" from Down to the Wire (Self Produced) 13:43
- Andy Timmons "Almost Home" from Recovery (Timstone) 20:35
- Simon Phillips-Protocol "Moments Of Fortune" from Protocol 2 (Phantom) 27:26
- Brett Garsed "Breath" from Big sky (Paranormal) 34:18
- Brett Garsed "Avoid The Void" from Dark Matter (Self Produced) 41:10
- Papamichael "Know Thy Self" from Project Oracle (Self Produced) 48:02
- The Haas Company-Samuel Halkvist "Shaguzo" from Song For Mimi (Psychiatric) 54:53
- Jean-Luc Ponty "Tarantula" from Imaginary Voyage (Atlantic) 1:01:45
- Lenny White "Mating Drive" from Venusian Summer (Nemperor) 1:08:37
- Yo Miles—Wadada Leo Smith-Henry Kaiser "Tatu-Agharta Funk" from Upriver (Cuneiform) 1:15:28
- Dirk K-Peter Erskine "Fire Dance" from Live at Baked Potato (Kalle Fornia) 1:22:20
- Dominique Di Piazza "Wake Up" from Princess Sita (Sunnyside) 1:29:12r< /ul>
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Brett Garsed
Len Davis
Australia
Melbourne
Mellow Jr
Andy Timmons
Anthony Papamichael
Jean-Luc Ponty
Lenny White
Yo Miles! Henry Kaiser and Wadada Leo Smith
Dirk K
Peter Erskine
Dominique Di Piazza
Steve Hackett
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