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Celebrating Monnette Sudler, Jaimie Branch, Joey DeFrancesco & Creed Taylor
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 00:30
- Lester Young with Count Basie and His Orchestra "Boogie Woogie" from The President Meets the Count (Epic ) 02:30
- Monnette Sudler Quartet/Quintet "Let Us Love" from Time For A Change (Inner City) 06:33
- Monnette Sudler Sextet "Brighter Days for You" from Brighter Days for You (SteepleChase) 15:41
- Monnette Sudler "Use Me" from Where Have All The Legends Gone? (Heavenly Sweetness) 23:10
- Monnette Sudler, Trapeta B. Mason "One Flame/This is How We Get Through" from This is How We Get Through (MSM Records) 28:24
- Randy Weston "Marrakesh Blues" from Blue Moses (CTI Records) 34:08
- Freddie Hubbard "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" from First Light (CTI Records) 46:26
- Jaimie Branch "Fly or Die" from Fly or Die (International Anthem Recording Company) 55:23
- Jaimie Branch "Theme Nothing" from Fly or Die (International Anthem Recording Company) 56:15
- Jaimie Branch "Prayer for Amerikka pt 1 & 2" from Fly or Die II Bird Dogs of Paradise (International Anthem Recording Company) 1:01:34
- Sonny Sharrock "Who Does She Hope To Be?" from Ask the Ages (Axiom) 1:13:37
- Joey DeFrancesco "Soul Dancing" from More Music (Mack Avenue) 1:19:24
- Joey DeFrancesco "Blues for J" from All of Me (Columbia) 1:26:02
- Joey DeFrancesco "The Creator Has A Master Plan " from In The Key Of The Universe (Mack Avenue) 1:30:20
- Alice Coltrane "Blue Nile" from Translinear Light (Impulse!) 1:42:30
- Bennie Maupin, Adam Rudolph "Second Movement" from Symphonic Tone Poem For Brother Yusef (Strut) 1:50:36
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