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New Releases And A Tribute To Ralph Towner
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A show in two parts. The first part examines some of the exciting new releases that have just been released or are due soon. The second part is a tribute to the legendary guitarist Ralph Towner.Playlist
- Nicholas Mycio "Siny" from Please Plant Flowers (Self Released) 00:00
- Shai Maestro "The Time Bender" from The Guesthouse (Naive) 05:50
- James Fernando "Potions" from Philly 3 (Spring Garden Records) 11:50
- John Fumasoli & The Jones Factor "Not Sure" from Not Sure (Jonsfac Records) 19:59
- The Matthieu Mazué Trio feat. Diego Hedez and Francisco Mela "Mascarade" from Turn Of Events (577 Records) 28:15
- Matt Greenwood "Alveston Avenue" from Daybreak (Self Released) 35:34
- Charlie Apicella & Iron City "Big Boss" from LIVE in NYC (Zoho Roots) 41:30
- Joel Ross "Protoevangelium (The First Gospel)" from Gospel Music (Blue Note) 49:02
- Niklas Lukassen -Estuary (feat. Ben van Gelder, Kit Downes & Francesco Ciniglio) "Estuary" from Still Waters (Heartcore Records) 57:03
- Paul McCandless Quintet "Hard Eights" from Live At Kimball's East 1992 (Moosicus) 1:02:28
- Ralph Towner "Balance Beam" from Solstice : Sound And Shadows (ECM Records) 1:15:06
- Ralph Towner "Flow" from At First Light (ECM Records) 1:25:33
- Ralph Towner, Wolfgang Muthspiel, Slava Grigoryan "The Henrysons" from Travel Guide (ECM Records) 1:30:22
- Ralph Towner, Paolo Fresu "Zephyr" from Chairoscuro (ECM Records) 1:37:04
- Ralph Towner "Oceanus" from Solstice (ECM Records) 1:44:13
- Ralph Towner "Ralph's Piano Waltz" from Solo Concert (ECM Records) 1:55:14
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Ralph Towner
Bob Osborne
Nicholas Mycio
Shai Maestro
James Fernando
John Fumasoli
Matthieu Mazué
Diego Hedez
Francisco Mela
Matt Greenwood
Charlie Apicella
Joel Ross
Niklas Lukassen
Ben van Gelder
Kit Downes
Francesco Ciniglio
Paul McCandless
Wolfgang Muthspiel
Slava Grigoryan
Paolo Fresu
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