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	Fujii, Satoko / Ramon Lopez: Confluence Label: Libra Product Code: 27797 Catalog Code: 202-057 Country: Japan		Price: $16.95 In Stock
Having played in trio settings before, pianist Satoko Fujii and Spanish drummer Ramon Lopez seized the opportunity to record as a duo in the studio in NY, bringing just two Fujii compositions to guide them, they began freely improvising, creating this stunning album of elegant interaction, peaceful yet detailed, intuitively beautiful and sophisticated music.
	Fernandez, Agusti : River Tiger Fire [4 CDs] Label: Listen! Foundation (Fundacja Sluchaj!) Product Code: 27504 Catalog Code: FSR 01\|2015 Country: Poland		Price: $49.95 Out of Stock
Recorded at the 2014 Ad Libitum Festival in Warsaw, pianist and composer Agusti Fernandez was invited to perform four concerts in celebration of his 60th birthday, choosing his working trio Aurora for once concert, a solo performance of "El Laberint de la Memoria", his electroacoustic Thunder trio, and a large ensemble conduction: "River, Tiger Fire".
	Lopez, Ramon / Percy Pursglove / Rafal Mazur: Threefold Label: Not Two Product Code: 26144 Catalog Code: MW973-2 Country: Poland		Price: $15.95 Out of Stock
Spanish drummer residing in France, Ramon Lopez leads this trio with British trumpeter Percy Pursglove and Polish bassist Rafal Mazur for an album alternating compositions from Lopez with collective improvisations, the trio patiently unfolding their conversations with a strong melodic bias that balances introspective playing with fiery technique.
	Quintans, Santiago / Ramon Lopez: Espadas Como Labios Label: Creative Sources Product Code: 25787 Catalog Code: cs506 Country: Portugal		Price: $15.95 Out of Stock
Translating to "Swords Like Lips", the duo of Spanish guitarist Santiago Quintans and percussionist/drummer Ramon Lopez are captured live at La Fonderie in Le Mans, France for 10 improvisations of strong technical playing with lyrical intent and a varied program of kinetic and peaceful interplay, an album that would place well on the ECM label.
	Guy, Barry: The Blue Shroud Label: Intakt Product Code: 24113 Catalog Code: INT266 Country: Switzerland		Price: $17.95 Out of Stock
A massive work from bassist/composer Barry Guy inspired by the covering of Picasso's painting Guernica at the UN as we argued for war with Iraq, realized with a 14-member group that includes violinist Maya Homburger, pianist Agusti Fernandez, percussionists Lucas Nigglie & Ramon Lopez, with songs on texts by Irish poet Kerry Hardie; profound and inspired.
	Foussat, Jean-Marc / Ramon Lopez: Ca Barbare, La! Label: Fou Records Product Code: 23399 Catalog Code: FR-CD04 Country: France		Price: $14.95 In Stock
Jean-Marc Foussat joins drummer Ramon Lopez for an album of inventive sound and rhythm, spontaneous compositions of unusual approach and texture, Lopez using an array of percussion and drums including tablas to provide punctuation and depth to Foussant's other-worldly playing.
	The Turbine! (Bankhead / Duboc / Drake / Lopez + guests): Entropy/Enthalpy [2 CDs] Label: RogueArt Product Code: 21013 Catalog Code: Rog-0058 Country: France		Price: $23.95 In Stock
The transatlantic quartet of Harrison Bankhead & Benjamin Duboc on double bass, and Hamid Drake & Ramon Lopez on drums and percussion in recordings from a 2014 tour of France as part of The Bridge, with guests William Parker, Jean-Luc Cappozzo, and Lionel Garcin.
	Various Artists: 13 Miniatures For Albert Ayler Label: RogueArt Product Code: 16394 Catalog Code: R0G-040 Country: France		Price: $15.95 In Stock
A large excerpt from the tribute to Albert Ayler concert presented at Fondation Cartier, Paris on December 2nd 2010 with Joe Mcphee, Evan Parker, Barre Phillips, John Tchicai, Jean-Luc Cappozzo, Jean-Jacques Avenel, &c. &c.
	Kassap / Tchamitchian / Lopez / Lavant: Ascension, Tombeau of John Coltrane Label: RogueArt Product Code: 12177 Catalog Code: 22 Country: France		Price: $15.95 In Stock
The trio of clarinetist Sylvain Kassap, bassist Claude Tchamitchian and drummer Ramon Lopez with Denis Lavant interpreting Franck Medioni's jazz poem to John Coltrane.