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August Keyboard Special with Larry Goldings, Omar Sosa, Hiromi, and Others; Birthday Recognition for Wayne Shorter, Jim Beard, and More
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- Don Friedman "Park Row"—from Dreams And Explorations (Riverside) 00:00
- Larry Goldings and Peter Bernstein and Bill Stewart "FU Donald"—from Perpetual Pendulum (Smoke Sessions) 8:12
- Brad Mehldau "Dream's Monk"—from Progression: The Art Of The Trio, Vol. 5 (Warner Brothers) 13:09
- Weather Report with Joe Zawinul and Wayne Shorter "Black Market" from 8:30 (Columbia/ARC) 24:13
- Herbie Hancock with Bennie Maupin "Spank-A-Lee"—from Thrust (Columbia) 38:34
- Jim Beard "Holiday"—from Lost At The Carnival (Lipstick) 45:43
- Joe Alterman featuring Eddie 9V "Hip Drop"—from Electric Cornbread (Self-Released) 50:25
- Big John Patton "String Bean"—from Mosaic Select (Compilation) (Mosaic) 53:53
- Oscar Peterson "When Summer Comes"—from A Summer Night In Munich (Telarc Jazz) 1:04:42
- Omar Sosa "Back Home To My Dwelling"—from We Are Not The Headliner (Ota) 1:13:58
- Don Grolnick "I Had A Dream"—from CTI Masters Of The Keyboard (Compilation)(Various Artists) (CTI) 1:22:21
- Shirley Horn "Summertime"—from I Remember Miles (Verve) 1:37:33
- Deodato "Skyscrapers"—from Deodato 2 (CTI) 1:42:20
- Charles Earland "Morgan"—from Intensity (Prestige) 1:49:16
- Hiromi "Return Of Kung-Fu World Champion"-from Spiral (Telarc) 2:03:00
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