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April Blue Note 50th Anniversaries & More
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- McCoy Tyner "Song for My Lady" from Cosmos (Blue Note) 00:00
- McCoy Tyner "Vibration Blues" from Cosmos (Blue Note) 07:48
- McCoy Tyner "Cosmos" from Cosmos (Blue Note) 16:49
- Duke Pearson "How Insensitive" from How Insensitive (Blue Note) 26:25
- Herbie Hancock "I Have a Dream" from The Prisoner (Blue Note) 28:58
- Herbie Hancock "The Prisoner" from The Prisoner (Blue Note) 40:24
- Herbie Hancock "Firewater (alternate take)" from The Prisoner (Blue Note) 48:51
- Lou Donaldson "Hot Dog" from Hot Dog (Blue Note) 57:38
- Lou Donaldson "Turtle Walk" from Hot Dog (Blue Note) 1:09:26
- Meade Lux Lewis "The Blues, Part 1" from The First Day (Blue Note) 1:17:10
- Meade Lux Lewis "The Blues, Part 2" from The First Day (Blue Note) 1:22:29
- Dexter Gordon "Monmartre" from The Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 1:27:21
- Dexter Gordon "Sticky Wicket (alternate take)" from The Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 1:38:20
- Dexter Gordon "Dinner for One Please, James" from The Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 1:47:56
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