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Dave Douglas, Ken Thomson and More
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- Andrew Cyrille "Worried Woman" from Lebroba (ECM) 00:00
- Dave Douglas Quintet "Miracle Gro" from Brazen Heart Live at Jazz Standard (Greenleaf) 08:32
- Ken Thomson "Passacaglia Ungherese" from Sextet (New Focus Recordings) 23:33
- Jerry Bergonzi "Intersecting Lines" from Intersecting Lines (Savant) 29:20
- Christopher Holliday "One of Another Kind" from Telepathy (Jazz Beat Productions) 36:35
- Dave Douglas Quintet "Deep River" from Brazen Heart Live at Jazz Standard (Greenleaf) 43:14
- Ken Thomson "Resolve" from Sextet (New Focus Recordings) 49:08
- Jerry Bergonzi "Dr. Zoltan" from Shifting Gears (Savant) 1:00:27
- Gil Evans Orchestra "LL Funk" from Hidden Treasures Monday Nights Volume One (Bopper Spock Suns Recordings) 1:07:13
- Dave Douglas Quintet "One Morning" from Brazen Heart Live at Jazz Standard (Greenleaf) 1:13:59
- Ken Thomson "Phantom Vibration Syndrome" from Sextet (New Focus Recordings) 1:23:42
- Jerry Bergonzi "Bluebonics" from Three For All (Savant) 1:33:18
- John Scofield "Can't Dance" from Combo 66 (Verve) 1:37:44
- Aaron Parks, Ben Street, Billy Hart "Song for Sashou" from Find The Way (ECM) 1:45:44
- Marco Pignatoro "Panarea" from Almas Antiguas (Zoho) 1:53:21
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