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Bud Powell, Barry Harris, Les McCann & Larry Vuckovich
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- Larry Vuckovich Trio "Oh, You Crazy Moon" Street Scene (Tetrachord Music) 0:00
- Host talks 5:27
- Eddie Cleanhead Vinson "They Call Me Mr. Cleanhead" Redux: Love at the Keystone (Savant) 8:08
- Duke Ellington "Warm Valley" The Duke 1940 Vol. 1 (Ancah) 11:32
- Host talks 14:44
- Barry Harris "Morning Coffee" At the Jazz Workshop Live in San Francisco (Riverside) 16:01
- Lester Young "Peg 'O My Heart" Lester Young Trio (Verve) 20:49
- Host talks 24:46
- Horace Parlan "Light Blue" Up and Down (Blue Note) 26:06
- Red Garland Trio "Makin' Whoopee" A Garland of Red (Concord) 32:01
- Host talks 36:05
- Bud Powell "Wail" The Amazing Bud Powell (Blue Note) 37:08
- Cal Tjader "Tropicville" Latin Kick (Fantasy) 40:15
- Host talks 43:09
- Jon Hendricks "The Shouter" A Good Git-Together (Blue Note) 44:28
- Dexter Gordon "Our Love is Here to Stay" Our Man in Paris (Blue Note) 49:18
- Host talks 52:00
- Les McCann "Someone Stole My Chitlins" In New York (Live at the Village Gate) (Blue Note) 53:15
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