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'70s sounds: Randy Weston, Freddie Hubbard + Goatface! and Ingebrigt Håker Flaten
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- Linda Fredriksson "Juniper" from Juniper (We Jazz Records) 00:30
- Ingebrigt Håker Flaten "Miles Ave (For Austin)" from (Exit) Knarr (Sonic Transmissions Records) 05:06
- Randy Weston "Marrakesh Blues" from Blue Moses (CTI Records) 11:39
- Freddie Hubbard "Povo" from Sky Dive (CTI Records) 23:58
- Donald Byrd "The Dude" from Electric Byrd (Blue Note Records) 37:16
- Joe Henderson "Terra Firma" from Black is the Color (Milestone Records) 45:16
- Nubya Garcia "The Message Continues" from Source (Concord Jazz) 58:15
- Nala Sinephro "Space 4" from Space 1.8 (Warp Records) 1:04:34
- Mongo Santamaria "El Toro" from Mongo at the Village Gate (Battle) 1:12:04
- Hugo Heredia "El Beto" from Mananita Pampera (Jazz Room Records) 1:19:17
- Oscar Hernandez "Tributo al Son" from Vision (Ovation Records) 1:27:58
- Ray Bryant "Manteca" from Here's Ray Bryant (Pablo Records) 1:33:16
- Ralph Burns "Bijou" from Spring Sequence (Jazztone) 1:40:06
- Goatface! "Câmara 1 -O Bode sem Face" from Akhenaten Bazucas (Astral Spirits Records) 1:44:54
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