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Fats Waller 120 - Marshall Allen 100
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:30
- James P. Johnson "Carolina Shout" from Rare Piano Rags 1920.—1923 (Musidisc) 02:15
- Fats Waller "The Joint is Jumpin'" from "Fats" Waller Favorites (RCA Victor) 05:27
- Shirley Scott "Ain't Misbehavin'" from Roll 'Em Shirley Scott Plays the Big Bands (Impluse!) 09:17
- Anita O'Day "Honeysuckle Rose" from Anita (Verve Records) 12:48
- Cecile McLorin Salvant "Cecil McLorin Salvant" from Woman Child (Mack Avenue Records) 17:01
- Paul Bley Trio "Black and Blue" from My Standard (StepleChase) 23:52
- Thad Jones & Mel Lewis "Willow Tree" from Liove at the Village Vanguard (Solid State) 32:35
- Ruby Braff "Blue Turning Grey Over You" from Braff!! (Epic) 37:35
- Fats Waller "Two Sleepy People" from "Fats" Waller Favorites (RCA Victor) 40:28
- Lionel Hampton "You're My Ideal" from The Complete Lionel Hampton 1937-1941 (Bluebird) 44:34
- Tyshawn Sorey, Greg Osby "You're My Ideal" from The Off-Off Broadway Guide To Synergism (Pi Recordings) 47:46
- Fats Waller "Hold Tight (I Want Some Seafood Mama)" from "Fats" Waller Favorites (RCA Victor) 55:40
- Sun Ra Arkestra Under the Direction of Marshall Allen "Swirling" from Swirling (Strut/Art Yard) 1:13:02
- Sun Ra Arkestra Under the Direction of Marshall Allen "Marshall's Groove" from Living Sky (Omni) 1:20:50
- Paul Bley Quintet "And Now The Queen" from Barrage (ESP Disk) 1:32:54
- Knoel Scott featuring Marshall Allen "Makanda" from Celestial (Night Dreamer) 1:37:27
- John Blum Quartet featuring Marshall Allen "Electromagnetism" from Deep Space (Astral Spirits) 1:42:17
- Sun Ra and His Arkestra "Enlightenment" from Jazz in Silhouette (DOL) 1:48:17
- Marshall Allen "Heart Aura" from M. Allen—M. Shipp—J. Morris Night Logic (RogueArt) 1:53:17
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