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Several Stunning Cover Versions Including Coltrane's "Alabama"
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- Hakan Başar "Maiden Voyage" from Maiden Voyage (Red Records) 00:00
- Michael Sarian "Glory Box" from Esquina (Greenleaf Music) 06:57
- Ben LaMar Gay "yowzers" from Ipomoea Jalapa (International Anthem) 13:26
- Jamael Dean "Paradox" from Oriki Duuru (Stones Throw) 16:36
- Isaiah J. Thompson "VIII. The Prophet" from The Book of Isaiah: Modern Jazz Ministry (Mack Avenue) 23:15
- Clear Path Ensemble "Cascade d'Ars" from Black Sand (Self Produced) 30:28
- Keith LaMar & Albert Marquès "Alabama" from Live From Death Row (Freedom First) 34:23
- Donovan Haffner "The Sublime" from Alleviate (Independent) 47:46
- Jemima Whyte "Conch" from Conch (Independent) 52:45
- Tyreek McDole "The Creator Has A Master Plan" from Open Up Your Senses (Artwork Records) 59:43
- Kwashibu Area Band "Sumsum Adwuma" from Love Warrior's Anthem (Soundway Records) 1:08:10
- Room 3 "Morning with Monk (feat. EA)" from Bill's Garden (Independent) 1:11:53
- Marquis Hill "Libra" from Marquis Hill On Audiotree Live (Audiotree) 1:18:06
- Web Web "Sha-Sa-Vish-Nu-Ka-Di" from Plexus Plexus (Compost Records) 1:22:45
- David Mrakpor "Six Steps" from Six Steps (Jazz re:freshed) 1:24:56
- Roberto Porzio "Fanfara" from Planisfero (La Scimmia Italy) 1:31:58
- Mitchum Yacoub "Cumbia No Get Enemy" from Cumbia No Get Enemy / Walky (All-town Sound) 1:37:38
- Cozmos "Watusa" from Watusa (Cosa Records) 1:41:45
- The Sultan's Swing "Thinking Of You" from The Sultan's Swing Sessions II (Colin Curtis Presents) 1:46:14
- DJ KOCO aka SHIMOKITA, 45trio "Made In New York" from Made In New York (Bloom Japan) 1:52:00
- Butcher Brown "Infant Eyes" from Letters From The Atlantic (Concord Jazz) 1:57:08
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