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David Sanborn: Here and Gone
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- David Sanborn "Hobbies" Another Hand (Elektra Musician) 0:16
- Host talks 5:15
- David Bowie "Young Americans (feat. David Sanborn)" Young Americans (RCA) 7:44
- Django Bates "Life on Mars (feat. David Sanborn)" You Live and Learn (Apparently) (Lost Marble) 12:53
- Host talks 17:57
- Tim Berne "Mystery to Me (feat. David Sanborn)" Diminutive Misteries (JMT) 20:33
- John Zorn, David Sanborn, Philippe Saisse, Marcus Miller, Omar Hakim "Snagglepuss" Live at Night Music (YouTube) 26:56
- Michael Franks "Satisfaction Guaranteed (feat. David Sanborn)" Tiger in the Rain (Warner Bros.) 30:45
- Host talks 34:23
- Dr. John "Rain (feat. David Sanborn)" City Lights (A&M JAZZ) 36:08
- Miles Davis "Burn (feat. David Sanborn)" The Complete Miles Davis at Montreux: 1973-1991 (Columbia/Legacy) 40:51
- Gil Evans Orchestra "Angel (feat. David Sanborn)" Plays the Music of Jimi Hendrix (Remastered) (RCA/Bluebird) 49:03
- Host talks 53:40
- David Sanborn "Hey" Upfront (Elektra) 54:51
- James Brown "Further On Up the Road (feat. David Sanborn)" Reality (Polydor) 1:03:13
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