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BIG January Birthday Salutes!
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- Duke Ellington (Betty Roché) "Take the 'A' Train" from Ellington Uptown (Columbia) 00:00
- Betty Roché "September Song" from Singin' and Swingin' (Prestige) 08:05
- Betty Roché "A Foggy Day" from Singin' and Swingin' (Prestige) 10:51
- Jimmy Forrest "Dexter's Deck" from Forrest Fire (Prestige) 14:26
- Jimmy Forrest "Night Train" from 45 rpm single (United Artists) 21:51
- Joe Pass "Walking Up" from Catch Me (Pacific Jazz) 24:37
- Jack Nimitz "Tis Autumn" from Confirmation (Fresh Sound) 28:54
- Kenny Wheeler "One Two Three" from What Now? (CAM Jazz) 33:25
- Kenny Wheeler "Going for Baroque" from A Long Time Ago (ECM) 41:59
- Kenny Wheeler "Angel Song" from Angel Song (ECM) 45:27
- Buddy Montgomery "This Rather Than That" from This Rather Than That (Impulse!) 52:58
- Wes Montgomery (Ed Beach) "So Do It" from Complete Riverside Recordings (Riverside) 57:43
- Duke Ellington (Juan Tizol) "Pyramid" from Complete 1932-1940 Brunswick, Columbia and Master Recordings of Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra (Mosaic) 1:03:51
- Barney Bigard (Juan Tizol) "Caravan" from Duke Ellington: The Complete 1936-1940 Variety, Vocalion And Okeh Small Group Sessions (Mosaic) 1:07:33
- Wilbur De Paris "Wrought Iron Rag" from Wilbur De Paris at Symphony Hall (Atlantic) 1:10:33
- J.J. Johnson "Bird Song" from Dial JJ5 (Columbia) 1:17:16
- Django Reinhardt "In the Still of the Night " from Complete Django HMV Sessions 1936-48 (Mosaic) 1:22:56
- Django Reinhardt "Swing Guitars" from Complete Django HMV Sessions 1936-48 (Mosaic) 1:26:52
- Eberhard Weber "No Motion Picture" from The Colours of Chloë (ECM) 1:29:59
- Wes Montgomery (Ed Beach) "D Natural Blues" from Complete Riverside Recordings (Riverside) 1:49:19
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