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African Cookbook, A Vocal Tangent, A Dizzy Atmosphere
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- Thelonious Monk "Epistrophy (Theme)" from Live At The It Club (Complete) (Columbia) 00:15
- Somi "House of the Rising Sun" from Zenzile: The Reimagination of Miriam Makeba (Salon Africana) 01:50
- Nduduzo Makhathini "Amathongo" from In the Spirit of Ntu (Universal Music) 05:36
- Omri Ziegele Where's Africa "Back Home" from The Hat (Intakt Records) 12:43
- Bokani Dyer "Ke Nako" from Indaba Is (Brownswood Recordings) 19:41
- Abdullah Ibrahim "Blue Bolero" from Solotude (Gearbox Records) 26:03
- Ahmed Abdullah "African Songbird" from Ahmed Adbullah And The Solomonic Quintet (Silkheart) 36:12
- Cheick Tidiane Seck "Niger Mambo" from Timbuktu, The Music of Randy Weston (Komos) 36:12
- Randy Weston "African Cookbook" from African Cookbook (Atlantic) 44:59
- Booker Ervin "Number Two" from The Space Book (Prestige) 57:06
- John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman "Lush Life" from John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman (Impulse!) 1:06:26
- Anita O'Day "Tea for Two" from At Mister Kelly's (Verve) 1:11:46
- Jean Carne, Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad "People of the Sun" from Jazz is Dead 12 (Jazz is Dead) 1:15:42
- George Burton "Finding" from Rec·i·proc·i·ty (Inner Circle Music) 1:19:47
- Cecile McLorin Salvant "Until" from Ghost Song (Nonesuch) 1:23:23
- Dizzy Gillespie Quintet "Kush" from An Electrifying Evening with the Dizzy Gillespie Quinet (Verve) 1:30:55
- Dave Douglas "Cadillac" from Dizzy Atmosphere—Dizzy Gillespie At Zero Gravity (Greenleaf Music) 1:41:27
- David Sanford Big Band "Dizzy Atmosphere" from A Prayer for Lester Bowie (Greenleaf Music) 1:48:10
- Blossom Dearie "Everything I've Got" from Blossom Dearie (Verve) 1:54:40
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