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Classics from Blue Note and ECM, Brazilian vibes, and brand new releases from around the world
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- Tina Brooks "Good Old Soul" from True Blue (Blue Note) 00:00
- Gene Ammons "Canadian Sunset" from Boss Tenor (Prestige) 08:07
- Francisco Tenório Júnior "Samadhi" from Embalo (RGE) 13.00
- Hank Mobley "Lookin' East" from Reach Out (Blue Note) 16.25
- Kenny Dorham "Lotus Blossom" from Quiet Kenny (New Jazz) 22.11
- Miles Davis "Circle" from Miles Smiles (Columbia) 26.46
- John Abercrombie "Love Song" from Timeless (ECM) 34:00
- Steve Kuhn "Trance" from Trance (ECM) 38:21
- Charles Mingus "Flowers For A Lady" from Mingus Moves (Atlantic) 45:00
- Astrud Gilberto with Stanley Turrentine "Brazilian Tapestry" from Gilberto with Turrentine (CTI) 52.50
- Michael Franks "Eggplant" from The Art of Tea (Reprise) 57.43
- Norma Winstone & Kit Downes "Black is the Colour" from Outpost of Dreams (ECM) 1:01:40
- Wax Machine "Canto De Lemanja" from Hermit's Grove (Batov) 1:06:00
- Corto Alto "Not For Now" from Not For Now EP (Worm Discs) 1:10:50
- Warren Wolf "I See You Baby, Looking At Me" from History Of The Vibraphone (Cellar Live) 1:18:15
- Matthew Ottignon "Bilpin" from Volant (Earshift Music) 1:24:55
- Marcel Bonfim "Alvorada" from Farewell/Despedida (Shifting Paradigm) 1:29:45
- Jonathan Powell "Butterfly" from Mambo Jazz Party (Circle 9) 1:34:37
- Nicola Conte "Umoja, Joaquin's Sacred Rhythm Version" from Umoja, Joaquin Joe Claussell Sacred Rhythm Music & Cosmic Arts Remixes (Far Out) 1:40:45
- Andromeda Turre "Earth Waltz" from From The Earth (Starbilt) 1:49:15
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