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Bitches Brew @ 50, Sonny Rollins with Brownie & Max (& More)
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Playlist
- Akiko Tsuruga "This Could Be The Start Of Something Big" from Equal Time (Capri) 00:00
- Rodney Kendrick "Dance World, Dance" from Dance World, Dance (Verve) 06:59
- Pierre Dorge "Alligator In Paradise" from Soundscapes (Steeplechase) 14:02
- Chris Rogers "The Mask" from Voyage Home (Art Of Life) 19:30
- Anthony Fung "Guanabana" from Flashpoint (Tiny) 28:51
- Clifford Brown/Max Roach "What Is This Thing Called Love" from Brownie (EmArcy) 34:38
- Clifford Brown/Max Roach "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing" from Brownie (EmArcy) 42:18
- Clifford Brown/Max Roach "Daahoud" from Pure Genius (Elektra) 47:02
- Miles Davis "Bitches Brew" from Bitches Brew (Columbia) 57:33
- Miles Davis "John McLaughlin" from Bitches Brew (Columbia) 1:26:40
- Miles Davis "Sanctuary" from Bitches Brew (Columbia) 1:32:01
- Conrad Herwig "Black Narcissus" from The Latin Side Of Joe Henderson (Half-Note) 1:42:51
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