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Antonio Sanchez & Migration, ARC Trio, Atte Aho and Dave Weckl

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
June 2, 2024
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The Backstage, Antonio Sanchez and ARC Trio with the John Daversa big band. Finnish guitarist Atte Aho, and Dave Weckl-Live. Human Element, Joe Zawinul and Jim Funnell. We finish with Marcus Miller and Steve Smith and Vital Information.

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The Backstage "Some Skunk Blues" from Isolation (Reingold) 00:00
Antonio Sanchez & Migration "Channels Of Energy" from The Meridian Suite (CAM Jazz) 07:01
ARC Trio & John Daversa Big Band "Mirrors" from ARC Trio & John Daversa Big Band (Blue Canoe) 13:52
Atte Aho "Elastic Energy" from Atte Aho (Eclipse) 20:34
Dave Weckl Band "Tower '99" from live In St Louis (Autumn Hill) 27:20
Human Element "Crazy Girl" from Human Element (Abstract Logix) 34:28
Joe Zawinul "Cafe Andalusia" from Faces & Places (ESC) 41:25
Jim Funnels Word Out "Bitcorn Soup" from Bitcorn Soup (Self Produced 48:22/li>
Marcus Miller "We Were There" from Afrodesia (Blue Note) 55:13
Steve Smith & Vital Information "Time Tunnel" from Come On In (Tone Centre)1:02:04

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