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New Albums from Bill Frisell/Thomas Morgan and Yuriy Galkin

Bill Frisell and Thomas Morgan. Photo by John Rogers.
Yuriy Galkin

Here are a couple of quick hits on recent releases deserving your attention.

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This entry was posted in Reviews and tagged bill frisell, david binney, epistrophy, for its beauty alone, matt mitchell, rudy royston, thomas morgan, yuriy galkin on April 12, 2019 by Mel Minter.

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