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Fiftieth Anniversary Blue Notes for September
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Playlist
- Sarah Tandy "Snake In The Grass" from Infection In The Sentence (jazz re:freshed) 00:00
- Kenny Barron "There Is No Greater Love" from Green Chimneys (Criss Cross) 05:55
- Martin Wind "Ten Minute Song" from Light Blue (Laika) 18:03
- Yosvany Terry/Baptiste Trotignon "Basta La Biguine" from Ancestral Memories (Okeh) 24:27
- Etienne Charles "You Don't Love Me" from Creole Soul (Culture Shock) 29:07
- Reuben Wilson "Sweet Tooth" from A Groovy Situation (Blue Note) 35:25
- Reuben Wilson "Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours" from A Groovy Situation (Blue Note) 43:13
- Reuben Wilson "A Groovy Situation" from A Groovy Situation (Blue Note) 49:24
- McCoy Tyner "Fulfillment" from Asante (Blue Note) 58:15
- McCoy Tyner "Goin' Home" from Asante (Blue Note) 1:13:03
- John Coltrane "Some Other Blues" from Coltrane Jazz (Atlantic) 1:21:06
- James P. Johnson "Improvisation on Pine Top's Boogie Woogie" from BN-26A (Blue Note) 1:27:31
- James P. Johnson "Caprice Rag" from BN-26B (Blue Note) 1:32:10
- Jimmy McGriff "Deb Sombo" from Something to Listen to (Blue Note) 1:35:19
- Jimmy McGriff "Something to Listen to" from Something to Listen to (Blue Note) 1:42:54
- Wes Montgomery "Born to Be Blue" from Full House (Riverside) 1:48:22
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