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- The Cannonball Adderley Quintet "Lisa" from Plus (Riverside) 00:00
- Eric Kloss "You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To" from Love and All That Jazz (Prestige) 07:51
- The Dudley Moore Trio "Amalgam" from The Dudley Moore Trio (Decca) 13:12
- Crusaders "It's Gotta Be Real" from Lighthouse '69 (World Pacific Jazz) 17:05
- Herbie Hancock "Jack Rabbit" from Inventions & Dimensions (Blue Note) 24:40
- Joe Henderson "Bwaata" from Multiple (Milestone) 30:41
- Don Cherry "Karmapa Chenno" from Hear & Now (Atlantic) 41:27
- Mandrake Som "Rez" from Sombossa (EMI) 48:36
- Louie Bellson & Walfredo do Les Rayas "Sentido En Seis (Six Feeling)" from Ecué Ritmos Cubanos (Pablo Records) 55:46
- Tania Maria with Boto and Helio "A Cruz" from Via Brasil (Barclay) 1:04:09
- Kitty Winter Gypsy Nova "Stars And Clouds" from Feel It (Panorama) 1:09:49
- Sadao Watanabe With The Great Jazz Trio "Episode" from I'm Old Fashioned (East Wind) 1:15:19
- Sinsuke Fujieda Group "Nobody Knows" from Fukushima (Superfly France) 1:21:44
- Hamiet Bluiett "Between The Raindrops" from Dangerously Suite (Soul Note) 1:28:28
- Henry Franklin "What Was" from The Skipper At Home (Black Jazz) 1:36:36
- Bennie Maupin "It Remains To Be Seen" from Slow Traffic To The Right (Mercury) 1:46:02
- Dizzy Gillespie "Incantation" from Free Ride (Pablo Records) 1:54:15
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