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Richard Ruttenberg, Tass Petridis, Eyot, asnd Nataraj

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
April 19, 2024
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Futuristic music by Richard Ruttenberg and Jimmy Haslip. Bassist Tass Petridis, Everything Yes, EYOT, and London band Nataraja. Altered, with guitarist Jeff Miley, Apostolos Anthimos, Rez Abbasi, Bob Berg and Jean Marc. Belkadi.

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Ruttenberg-Haslip-Crockett "Willis" from Cold Fusion (Self Produced) 00:00
Tass Petridis "Ready Or Not" from The OG Sessions Vol 3 (Self Prod) 07:43
Everything Yes "Skrt Skrt" from Volume 2 (Self Produced) 15:24
Eyot "The Crest Of A Wave" from Quindecennial (Ropeadope) 23:18
Nataraja "Spirit At Play" from Spirit At Play (Self Produced) 31:04
Altered "Bug" from Graphic (Flitcraft Music) 38:50
Apostolos Anthimos "In The Big City" from Days We Can't Forget (GOWI Records) 46:36
Rez Abassi "Tantra" from Snake Charmer (Earth Sounds) 54:22
Bob Berg "That's The Ticket" from Short Stories (Denon) 1:02:08
Jean Marc Belkadi "Street Licks" from stopover (Self Produced) 1:09:54

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