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End Of Month Keyboard Special including Chick Corea, Charles Earland, and Nina Simone Among Others
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- Chick Corea and Eddie Gomez and Paul Motian "Hot House" from Further Explorations (Concord Jazz) 00:00
- Renee Rosnes "Amor Ate O Fim" from Crossing Paths (Smoke Sessions) 8:30
- Cecil Taylor "Port Of Call" from The World Of Cecil Taylor (Candid) 12:54
- Steve Kuhn "Speak Low" from Countdown (Reservoir) 17:10
- Aretha Franklin "Somewhere" from Aretha's Jazz (Compilation) (Atlantic) 26:38
- Makoto Ozone "Blessing The World" from Pandora (Verve) 37:03
- Hiromi with SonicWonder "Out There: Taking Off" from Out There (Telarc) 43:19
- Barry Miles "Magic Theater" from Magic Theater (London) 49:50
- Shirley Scott "Blues By Five" from Queen Talk: Live At The Left Bank (Reel to Real) 1:06:31
- Shirley Horn "Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now" from The Main Ingredient (Verve) 1:13:04
- Charles Earland "Don't Say Goodbye" from Black Drops (Prestige) 1:16:49
- Doug Carn "Naima" from Revelation (Black Jazz) 1:23:55
- Joey DeFrancesco "Soul Dancing" from More Music (Mack Avenue) 1:36:29
- Papa John DeFrancesco "Cold Duck Time" from Desert Heat (Savant) 1:42:57
- Jeff Lorber and Chuck Loeb "A Night In Tunisia" from Bop (Water Sign) 1:49:30
- Nina Simone "Four Women (Live)" from Nina Simone: The Montreux Years (Live) (BMG) 2:01:15
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