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Barry Harris, Bob Brookmeyer and Chet Baker @ 90 – Bob James @ 80
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Playlist
- Ron Affif "Stompin at the Savoy" from 52nd Street (Pablo) 00:00
- Chet Baker "Frenesi" from Complete Pacific Jazz Live Recordings of the Chet Baker Quartet (Mosaic) 05:25
- Chet Baker "I've Never Been in Love Before" from Chet Baker Sings (Pacific Jazz) 12:35
- Chet Baker "Everything Happens to Me" from Complete Pacific Jazz Live Recordings of the Chet Baker Quartet (Mosaic) 16:58
- John Scofield "French Flics" from Meant to Be (Blue Note) 22:24
- Joe Lovano "Stdio Rivbea" from Trio Fascination (Blue Note) 28:53
- Barry Harris "Even Tempered" from Barry Harris Plays Barry Harris (Xanadu) 36:03
- Barry Harris "Moose the Mooch" from At the Jazz Workshop (Riverside) 42:11
- Barry Harris "Stay Right with It" from Chasin' the Bird (Riverside) 48:25
- Lou Rawls "In the Evening" from Stormy Monday (Capitol) 54:12
- Ray Bryant "Brother This 'N Sister That" from Lonesome Traveler (Cadet) 57:47
- Clark Terry/Bob Brookmeyer "Things Ain't What They Used to Be" from Complete Live Recordings (Fresh Sound) 1:02:25
- Bob Brookmeyer "Who Cares" from Bob Brookmeyer and Friends (Columbia) 1:09:07
- Bob Brookmeyer "Jada" from Traditionalism Revisited (World Pacific) 1:16:10
- McCoy Tyner "Indo-Serenade" from Focal Point (Milestone) 1:21:02
- Larry Willis "Prayer for New Orleans" from Blue Fable (HighNote) 1:26:41
- Bob James, David Sanborn "Follow Me" from Quartette Humaine (Okeh) 1:35:49
- Bob James, David Sanborn "Deep in the Weeds" from Quartette Humaine (Okeh) 1:42:04
- Grover Washington Jr. "Step 'N' Thru" from Reed Seed (Motown) 1:47:58
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