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Celebrating The Work Of Frank Kimbrough
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Frank Kimbrough "Lullabluebye" from Frank Kimbrough 2003-2006 (Palmetto) 00:53
- Maria Schneider Orchestra "Data Lords" from Data Lords (ArtistShare) 06:07
- Ben Allison "Enter The Dragon" from Layers of the City (Sonic Camera Records) 17:31
- The Herbie Nicholls Project "Shuffle Montgomery" from Strange City (Palmetto) 26:09
- Frank Kimbrough "Conception Vessel" from Frank Kimbrough 2003-2006 (Palmetto) 33:23
- Maria Schneider Orchestra "Concert In The Garden" from Concert In The Garden (ArtistShare) 39:47
- Ron Brendle Trio "Sardegna" from Here (LoNote Records) 52:13
- Paul Bley "Triste" from The Paul Bley Quartet (ECM) 1:00:31
- Ben Allison & Medicine Wheel "Mauritania" from Buzz (Palmetto Records) 1:03:41
- Andrew Hill "Black Monday" from Andrew!!! (Blue Note) 1:11:08
- Maria Schneider Orchestra "Cerulean Skies" from Sky Blue (ArtistShare) 1:20:32
- The Herbie Nicholls Project "Bartok" from Dr Cyclops Dream (Soul Note) 1:42:51
- Frank Kimbrough "Waiting In Santander" from Frank Kimbrough 2003-2006 (Palmetto) 1:51:55
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