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Etienne Charles, Newk & More
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- Andy Adamson "First Light" from First Light (Andros Music) 00:00
- Etienne Charles "Dame Lorraine" from Carnival: The Sound of a People, Vol. 1 (Culture Shock) 05:37
- Etienne Charles "Bois" from Carnival: The Sound of a People, Vol. 1 (Culture Shock) 12:34
- Etienne Charles "Freedom" from Carnival: The Sound of a People, Vol. 1 (Culture Shock) 18:33
- Pat LaBarbera "Here's to My Lady" from Deep in a Dream (Radioland) 24:07
- Sarah Vaughan "Pennies from Heaven" from Swingin' Easy (EmArcy) 28:51
- Sonny Rollins "Almost Like Being in Love" from Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 32:44
- Sonny Rollins "No Moe" from Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 36:06
- Sonny Rollins "In A Sentimental Mood" from Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 39:47
- Fred Hersch "Doxy" from The Fred Hersch Trio Plays (Chesky) 43:27
- Jim Hall/Pat Metheny "All the Things You Are" from Jim Hall/Pat Metheny (Telarc) 50:43
- Herbie Hancock "Parade" from Quartet (Columbia) 57:39
- Jacques Schwarz-Bart "Mi Shebeirach" from Hazzan (Enja) 1:05:25
- Dave Kikoski "Cardboard" from Surf's Up (Criss Cross) 1:12:22
- Kirk Knuffke "The Sphinx" from Cherryco (Steeplechase) 1:20:46
- Bobby Hutcherson "Teddy" from Somewhere in the Night (Kind Of Blue) 1:26:33
- Freddie Hubbard "Camel Rise" from High Energy (Columbia) 1:35:33
- Michael Brecker "Slang" from Live in Helsinki, 1995 (Random Act) 1:42:31
- Christine Corvisier "Found It!" from Reconnaissance (Unit Records) 1:48:43
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