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Bill Evans, Clark Terry, Gerry Mulligan, Teddy Charles & Bob Brookmeyer
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- Bob Brookmeyer Quartet "He Ain't Got Rhythm" Plays Bob Brookmeyer and Some Others (Hear Fantasy Records) 0:00
- Host talks 4:26
- Bob Brookmeyer with Teddy Charles "Rocky Scotch" The Dual Role of Bob Brookmeyer (Fantasy) 6:38
- Al Cohn and Bob Brookmeyer "Good Spirits" Al Cohn Quintet featuring Bob Brookmeyer (Fantasy) 11:21
- Host talks 14:50
- Bob Brookmeyer with Teddy Wilson Trio "Stompin' at the Savoy" Live at Newport Jazz Fest '57 (Verve) 15:33
- Zoot Sims and Bob Brookmeyer "Now Will You Be Good" Stretching Out (Blue Note) 19:13
- Host talks 24:33
- Bill Evans and Bob Brookmeyer "Honeysuckle Rose" The Ivory Hunters (Blue Note) 25:13
- Stan Getz & Bob Brookmeyer Quintet "Who Could Care" Fall Recorded 1961 (Verve) 30:57
- Host talks 35:38
- Bob Brookmeyer and Clark Terry "Sometime Ago" Quintet (Fresh Sound Records) 36:26
- Bob Brookmeyer and Tom Harrell "Shadow Box" Shadow Box (Candid) 41:04
- Host talks 45:49
- Bob Brookmeyer New Art Orchestra "Celebration Jib" New Works (Baseline Jazz) 46:53
- Bob Brookmeyer "Can't Get Started" The Bob Brookmeyer Small Band (RKO Music) 49:28
- Host talks 52:46
- Bob Brookmeyer "The Sky" On the Way to the Sky (Jazzline) 53:51
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