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A Free Form 45 Format + Davis, Rollins & Hill
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club—Complete (Columbia) 01:30
- Ramsey Lewis "Function at the Junction" from single (Cadet) 02:30
- Lou Donaldson "Alligator Bogaloo" from single (Blue Note) 05:10
- Ray Bryant "Slow Freight" from single (Cadet) 08:03
- Coleman Hawkins and His Orchestra "Body and Soul" from single (RCA Victor) 12:11
- Nina Simone "My Baby Just Cares for Me" from single (Bethlehem) 15:11
- Jack McDuff "Rock Candy" from single (Original Jazz Classics) 18:44
- Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio "Fried Soul" from single (Colemine) 22:29
- Yusef Lateef "Blues for the Orient" from single (Prestoge) 26:09
- Dinah Washington "You're A Sweetheart" from single (Roulette) 31:39
- Jackie Shane "Any Other Way" from single (Numero Group) 35:04
- Chet Baker "Solar" from single (Riverside) 37:38
- Miles Davis "Milestones" from single (Columbia) 43:27
- Sarah Vaughan "Lullaby of Birdland" from single (EmArcy) 46:27
- Charlie Parker "Tiko Tiko" from single (Mercury) 51:27
- Horace Silver "Señor Blues" from single (Bluenote) 54:27
- Charles McPherson "Surge" from Reverence (Somke Sessions Records) 1:00:27
- Tomeka Reid Quartet "Sauntering With Mr. Brown" from 3+3 (Cuneiform Records) 1:06:52
- Miles Davis "Fall" from Mefertoto (Columbia) 1:16:26
- Sonny Rollins "St. Thomas" from Saxophone Colossus (Prestige) 1:23:06
- Andrew Hill "Malachi" from Timelines (Blue Note) 1:30:49
- Andrew Hill "Blue Black" from Blue Black (East Wind) 1:37:50
- Kenny Barron "Softly as in a Morning Sunrise" from Beyond This Place (Artwrok Records) 1:46:10
- Tito Puente "Batccumba" from EL REY BRAVO (Tico Records) 1:49:59
- Chris Connor "Witchcraft" from Witchcraft (Atlantic) 1:52:23
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