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Blue Note 50th Anniversaries: December 1968 & More
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- Fabio Marziali NY 5tet "7 October" from Windows And Light (self-produced) 00:00
- Omer Avital "One Man's Light Is Another Man's Night" from Qantar (Zamzama) 06:32
- Hart, Scone & Albin "Don't Start Lyin' to Me Now" from Leading The British Invasion (Zoho) 13:42
- Ernest McCarthy Jr., Jimmie Smith "Mambo Carmel" from A Reunion Tribute To Erroll Garner (BluJazz) 21:06
- Eric Alexander "Jennie's Dance" from Second Impression (HighNote) 28:51
- Duke Pearson "Make It Good" from Now Hear This (Blue Note) 34:31
- Duke Pearson "Amanda" from Now Hear This (Blue Note) 40:25
- Duke Pearson "Minor League" from Now Hear This (Blue Note) 44:07
- Richard Galliano "Love Day" from New Jazz Musette (Ponderosa Music & Art) 50:43
- Kenny Cox "Trance Dance" from Introducing Kenny Cox And The Contemporary Jazz Quintet (Blue Note) 57:32
- Kenny Cox "Number Four" from Introducing Kenny Cox And The Contemporary Jazz Quintet (Blue Note) 1:03:47
- Kenny Cox "You" from Introducing Kenny Cox And The Contemporary Jazz Quintet (Blue Note) 1:15:42
- Albert Ammons, Meade Lux Lewis "Two And Fews" from The First Day (Blue Note) 1:21:01
- Albert Ammons "Chicago In Mind" from The First Day (Blue Note) 1:26:20
- Jack Wilson "Eighty-One" from Song For My Daughter (Blue Note) 1:30:30
- Jack Wilson "Herman's Helmet" from Song For My Daughter (Blue Note) 1:37:47
- Miles Davis "Morpheus" from Chronicles: The Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 1:42:11
- Miles Davis "Down" from Chronicles: The Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 1:45:04
- Miles Davis "Whispering" from Chronicles: The Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 1:48:04
- Craig Taborn "New Glory" from Daylight Ghosts (ECM) 1:51:26
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