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Andrew Hill, Luke Stewart, Ivo Perelman, and more
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:30
- U.S.E. Trio "Happy Metal" from Happy Metal (Label Who Able) 02:30
- Julieta Eugenio "Stay" from Stay (Green Leaf Music) 09:26
- Sonny Rollins "Way out West" from Way out West (Contemporary) 17:07
- Chad Taylor Trio "Reconciliation" from The Reel (Astral Spirits) 24:39
- Alex Harding, Lucian Ban "Blue Black" from Blutopia (Sunnyside Records) 29:58
- Andrew Hill "Sophisticated Lady" from Hommage (EW) 39:11
- Johnny Costa "After You've Gone" from Piano Solos (Coral Records) 45:31
- Art Tatum "After You've Gone" from Art Tatum Trio vol 2. (Brunswick Records) 50:46
- Hal McKusick "Lydian Lullaby" from Hal McKusick The Jazz Workshop (RCA Victor) 54:16
- Hal Schaefer "This One's For Jack" from Hal Shaefer The Jazz Workshop (RCA Victor) 59:10
- Miles Davis "Molester (Part 1)" from 7" Single (Columbia) 1:02:32
- John Coltrane Quartet "Bessie's Blues " from Crescent (Impulse!) 1:05:29
- Miles Davis "Molester (Part 2)" from 7" Single (Columbia) 1:09:22
- Muriel Grossmann "Calm " from Devotion (Third Man Records) 1:12:33
- Basher "Conflict Inverse" from May Day (Sinking City Records) 1:22:55
- Irreversible Entanglements "Lágrimas Del Mar" from Open The Gates (International Anthem) 1:29:30
- Luke Stewart "5" from Works for Upright Bass and Amplifier Vol. 2 (International Anthem) 1:37:34
- Luke Stewart Silt Trio "Baba Doo Way" from Unknown Rivers (Pi Recordings) 1:42:00
- Ivo Perelman "Self—Reflection" from Embracing the Unknown (Mahakala Music) 1:48:42
- Ivo Perelman Quartet "Life Force" from Water Music (Rogue Art) 1:55:25
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