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A Night at the Jazz Circus! - Companion Mixtape
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This mixtape is a fun-filled companion to the two parts of our show "A Night at the Jazz Circus!" [click for Part 1 and Part 2]
Happy listening!
Playlist
- Various Artists [Carla Bley] "8 1/2" Amarcord Nino Rota (Hannibal/Corbett vs. Dempsey) 0:00
- Enrico Rava "La Strada" Electric Five (Soul Note) 11:35
- Ron Horton "Claude's Petite Bicyclette" Genius Envy (OmniTone) 13:24
- Matt Wilson "Choose" Honey and Salt (Music Inspired By the Poetry of Carl Sandburg) (Palmetto) 18:12
- Weather Report "The Juggler" Heavy Weather (Columbia) 21:14
- Steve Grossman Quintet feat. Harold Land "Circus" I'm Confessin' (Dreyfus) 26:14
- Toine Thys "Romanian Circus" Orlando (Hypnote) 33:55
- Max Nagl Quintett "Circus -Wie Wär's?" Strichcode (Rude Noises) 37:47
- Lars Gullin "Circus" 1953-55 Vol 8 Danny's Dream (Dragon) 42:26
- Philip Catherine, Bert Joris, Brussels Jazz Orchestra "Pink Circus" Meeting Colours (Dreyfus) 47:46
- Lars Gullin "Circus" 1953-55 Vol 8 Danny's Dream (Dragon) 54:53
- Vincent Peirani "Le Clown Sauveur De La Fete Foraine" Living Being II -Night Walker (ACT) 54:53
- Lester Young "Circus in Rhythm" Timeless: Lester Young (Savoy) 57:30
- Kamikaze Ground Crew "Funeral Oration" Scenic Route (New World) 1:00:40
- Frank Perwosky Jazz Orchestra "Big Apple Circus" Afternoon in Gowanus (Self-released) 1:02:58
- Available Jelly "Achtung Circus" Monuments (Ramboy) 1:07:56
- Return to Forever "Space Circus" Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy (Verve) 1:13:19
- Garage a Trois "Circus" Outre Mer (Telarc) 1:18:58
- Avion Travel "Gelsomina" Nino Rota -L'Amico magico (Sugar) 1:21:01
- Charles Gayle Trio "Streets" Streets (Northern Spy) 1:28:37
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