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Fingers Remembers Mingus And More
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- Show Intro Theme 00:00
- Fingers "Alice's Wonderland" from Complete Remember Mingus (Jazz In Britain) 00:29
- Harry Skoler "Red Brick Hill" from Red Brick Hill (Sunnyside) 13:29
- Michael Pagán "Gaviota" from Paganova (Capri Records) 26:22
- Russ Brannon "Prayer To Somewhere" from Sojourn (Self Released) 35:25
- Daniel Carter, Leo Genovese, William Parker, Francisco Mela "Oh Yeah T' Be Blessed" from Shine Hear, Vol. 2 (577 Records) 42:10
- Daniel Carter & Patrick Golden "NYC9" from Some Citizen (Park West Records) 1:02:57
- Jim Clouse & Patrick Golden with special guest Daniel Carter "High Price" from Non Standard Issue (Park West Records) 1:19:43
- Patrick Golden & Jim Clouse "Know teethe" from Is Anywhere Safe? (Park West Records) 1:29:01
- Camila Nebbia "algo que solía conocer que ya no puedo identificar o recordar" from algo que solía conocer que ya no puedo identificar o recordar (Self Released) 1:38:55
- Fingers "Anthropology" from Complete Remember Mingus (Jazz In Britain) 1:48:40
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