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Eddie Harris: Harmonic Genius
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:00
- Kahil El'Zabar "Eddie Harris" from A Time For Healing (Spiritmuse Records) 02:30
- Eddie Harris "1974 Blues" from Silver Cycles (Atlantic) 10:24
- Eddie Harris "Free Speech" from Free Speech (Atlantic) 14:52
- Erroll Garner "Blue and Sentimental" from 7" Single (Atlantic) 24:51
- Sexmob "Blue and Sentimental" from Dime Grind Palace (Ropeadope Records) 27:52
- Tyshawn Sorey Trio "In What Direction Are You Headed?" from Continuing (Pi Recordings) 35:25
- Lee Morgan Trio "Speed Ball" from The Gigolo (Blue Note) 46:11
- Eddie Harris "Lovely Is Today" from Plug Me In (Atlantic) 52:40
- Eddie Harris "Is There A Place for Us" from High Voltage (Atlantic) 57:05
- Eddie Harris "More Soul, Than Soulful" from Cool Sax Warm Heart (Atlantic) 1:03:01
- Javier Nero Jazz Orchestra "The Blues Reincarnated" from Kemet (The Black Land) (Outside In Music) 1:08:22
- Yu Nishiyamna "A Lotus in the Mud" from A Lotus in the Mud (Outside In Music) 1:17:58
- Gene Ammons "Glue Gene" from Blue Gene (Prestige) 1:26:39
- Billie Holiday "(Hush Now) Don't Explain" from Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do (CBS) 1:40:33
- Duke Ellington And His Orchestra "C Jam Blues" from Duke Ellington and His Orchestra Featuring Paul Gonsalves (Fantasy) 1:43:33
- Sarah Buechi, Franz Hellmuller, Rafael Jerjen "Moon River" from Moon Trail (Intakt Records) 1:49:43
- Tim Berne, Aurora Nealand, Hank Roberts "Oceans And" from Moon Trail (Intakt Records) 1:54:27
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