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Eddie Harris - Harmonic Genius, solos form Jeff Parker & Patrick Shiroisk, and Christian McBride
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- Petter Eldh "Kali Koma" from Koma Saxo (We Jazz Records) 00:00
- Jeff Parker "My Ideal" from Forfolks (International Anthem Recording Co.) 01:20
- Jeff Parker "Suffolk" from Forfolks (International Anthem Recording Co.) 04:39
- Patrick Shiroishi "To Kill a Wind-Up Bird" from Hidemi (American Dreams) 12:47
- Patrick Shiroishi "The Long Bright Dark" from Hidemi(American Dreams) 15:52
- Jared Schonig "Sound Evidence" from Two Takes Vol. 1: Quintet (Anzic Records) 19:07
- Jared Schonig "Sound Evidence" from Two Takes Vol. 2: Big Band (Anzic Records) 23:40
- Toshiko Akiyoshi Quartet "Hangin' Loose" Notorious Tourist From The East (Inner City Records) 32:00
- Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orchestra "Harlequin Tears" from Dessert Lady / Fantasy (Columbia) 40:00
- Sarah Vaughan "Lullaby of Birdland" from 7" single (EmArcy) 49:00
- Bud Powell "Strictly Confidential" from 7" single (Clef Records) 52:58
- Bud Powell "Yesterdays" from 7" single (Clef Records) 56:07
- Lester Young, Count Basie Orchestra "Boogie Woogie" from The President Meets the Count (Epic) 58:59
- Eddie Harris "Listen Here" from The Electrifying Eddie Harris (Atlantic) 01:02:29
- Eddie Harris & Les McCann "Shorty Rides Again" from Second Movement (Atlantic) 01:10:12
- Kahil El'Zabar Quartet "Eddie Harris" from A Time for Healing (Spiritmuse Records) 01:18:41
- Eddie Harris "Instant Death" from Instant Death (Atlantic) 01:25:14
- Johnnie Taylor "Who's Making Love" from Who's Making Love...(Stax Records) 01:30:59
- Christian McBride Trio "Who's Making Love" from Out Here (Mac Avenue Records) 01:33:45
- Christian McBride & Inside Straight "1:25:14" from Live at The Village Vanguard(Mack Avenue Records) 01:40:42
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