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Essential CTI: Part 3
Founded by legendary producer Creed Taylor in 1970, CTI Records achieved a legacy that is unrivaled in jazz. CTI produced records that were not only commercially successful but many that were superbly and artistically satisfying. Some of them are immortal. This is the third of three such sets devoted to the "Essential CTI" recordings.
| Track | Name | Time | Artist | Album |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sunflower | 8:53 | Milt Jackson | Sunflower |
| 2 | Corazón [Album Version] | 6:04 | Hank Crawford | Wildflower |
| 3 | Too High | 13:24 | Joe Farrell | Penny Arcade |
| 4 | Catch My Soul | 7:21 | Johnny Hammond | Higher Ground |
| 5 | Nautilus | 5:06 | Bob James | ONE |
| 6 | Loran's Dance | 10:39 | Idris Muhammad | Power Of Soul |
| 7 | Mister Magic | 9:01 | Grover Washington Jr. | Mister Magic |
| 8 | It Feels So Good | 8:19 | Grover Washington Jr. | Feels So Good |
| 9 | Westchester Lady | 7:28 | Bob James | Three |
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