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Donald Byrd & Lou Donaldson
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- Charlie Parker "52nd Street Theme" The Genius of Charlie Parker (Savoy Jazz) 00:00
- Host talks 4:26
- Benny Carter "Stompin' at the Savoy" Live Broadcasts 1948 (Jazz Hour) 7:51
- Big Jay McNeely "Nervous Man Nervous" Best of 48-55 (Big Jay McNeely Masters) 12:32
- Host talks 15:04
- Miles Davis "Move" Birth of the Cool (Capitol Records) 15:47
- Blue Lu Barker "Don't You Feel My Leg" The Era (Delmark) 18:40
- Host talks 21:38
- Lou Donaldson "Blues Walk" Blues Walk (Blue Note) 22:19
- Gatemouth Moore "I Ain't Mad at You Pretty Baby" Very Best Of (Platinum Collection) 28:47
- Host talks 31:55
- Lionel Hampton "Central Avenue Breakdown" The Essential (RCA/Legacy) 32:50
- Jay McShann "Garfield Avenue Blues" Bar Fly Blues (Universe) 36:02
- Host talks 39:01
- Chet Baker "That Old Feeling" Chet Baker Sings (Blue Note Records) 39:56
- Donald Byrd "Off to the Races" Royal Flush (Essential Jazz Class) 45:39
- Host talks 49:31
- Fats Navarro "Goin' to Minton's" Very Best Of (Savoy Jazz) 50:32
- Host talks 53:21
- Dizzy Gillespie "Bebop" Classic Verve Collection (Verve) 54:15
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