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50th Anniversary Blue Notes – August edition
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- Shabaka and the Ancestors "Natty" from Wisdom of Elders (Brownswood) 00:00
- Egberto Gismonti "Loro" from Sanfona (ECM) 09:53
- Chris Rogers "Rebecca" from Voyage Home (Art Of Life) 16:39
- Erik Friedlander "The Great Revelation" from Artemisia (Skipstone) 21:54
- Michael Dease "Downtown Chi-Town" from All These Hands (Posi-Tone) 29:09
- Hank Mobley "You Gotta Hit It" from Thinking Of Home (Blue Note) 37:25
- Hank Mobley "Gayle's Groove" from Thinking of Home (Blue Note) 44:04
- Hank Mobley "Talk About Gittin' It" from Thinking of Home (Blue Note) 49:32
- Grant Green "Let The Music Take Your Mind" from Alive! (Blue Note) 58:10
- Grant Green "Maiden Voyage" from Alive! (Blue Note) 1:07:37
- James P. Johnson "Back Water Blues" from 78rpm disc (Blue Note) 1:19:17
- James P. Johnson "Carolina Balmoral" from 78rpm disc (Blue Note) 1:23:43
- Wayne Shorter "De Pois Do Amor, O Vazio (After Love, Emptiness) " from Odyssey Of Iska (Blue Note) 1:28:03
- Wayne Shorter "Joy" from Odyssey of Iska (Blue Note) 1:40:58
- Weather Report "Havona" from Heavy Weather (Columbia) 1:49:01
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