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Al Jarreau, Pharoah Sanders, Roy Hargrove, MOMO., NIKARA Presents Black Wall Street, And More
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- Al Jarreau "Take Five" from Wow! Live in Performance at the Childe Harold, August 1976 (Resonance Records) 00:00
- Calibro 35 "Nautilus" from Jazzploitation (Record Kicks) 10:55
- Low Poly Cactus "Weird Shrubs" single (Self Produced) 15:27
- Goldbar "Gravity" ft. Victoria Port from Gravity (independent) 23:07
- Edgar Van Asselt "Profetas Falsas" from Celebracao! (Left to Right Music) 27:54
- Marcelo Frota aka MOMO. "Jao" from Gira (Batov Records) 33:38
- Pharoah Sanders "Love Will Find A Way—7in edit" single, re. 1977(Luaka Bop) 39:47
- Ginger Johnson and His African Messengers "I Jool Omo" from African Party, re. 1967 (BBE Music) 43:15
- Roy Hargrove's Corisol "Afreaka" from Grand-Terre, re. 1998 (Verve Records) 47:18
- Jazz First Top 10 Chart 53:26
- Ludivine Issambourg "Fever" from Album Title (Heavenly Sweetness) 55:23
- Frederic Rabold Crew "Beatschön" from Time Machine re. 1974 (Tramp Records) 1:00:43
- LEDJ "Circuit Breaker" from Bridge The Gap (independent) 1:03:38
- Richard Spaven "Stellar" from Sole Subject (Fine Line Records) 1:11:28
- Roland Haynes Jr. and Phenix "I'll Always Be There" from Mind Games re. 1983 (Athens of the North) 1:15:36
- Nikara Warren Presents Black Wall Street "2011 (For James Casey)" from The Queen Of Kings County (Hit Switch Records) 1:21:30
- Derya Yildirim & Grup Simsek "Cool Hand" single (Big Crown Records) 1:26:26
- Gyratory Allstars "For What It's Worth" from Gyratory Allstars (Self Produced) 1:30:48
- Grateful Brass "Fire on the Mountain ft. Solas Burke-Lalgee" from Live at the Guild Theatre (JM Collective Recordings) 1:36:17
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