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Freedom & American Themes + Captain Black Big Band
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:30
- Lorez Alexandria "My One And Only Love" from Alexandria The Great (Impluse!) 01:30
- Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington "The Beautiful American" from Recording Together For The First Time (Roulette) 07:00
- Toshiko Akiyoshi "American Ballad" from Mosaic Select 33 (Mosaic) 09:59
- Charles Mingus "Once Upon A Time, There Was A Holding Corporation Called Old America" from Charles Mingus at UCLA (Sue Mingus Music) 16:46
- Immanuel Wilkins "Ferguson—An American Tradition" from Omni (Blue Note) 27:47
- Kahil El'Zabar "America The Beautiful" from A Time For Healing (Spirit Muse Records) 35:55
- Nina Simone "I Wish I knew How it Would Feel to be Free" from Silk & Soul (RCA Victor) 38:30
- James Brandon Lewis "Someday We'll All Be Free" from Dye of I (Anti-Records) 48:12
- Miles Davis "Freedom Together" from Freedom Together (Prestige) 41:12
- Jaki Byard "Freedom Together" from Freedom Together ( Presteige) 55:23
- Thad Jones, Mel Lewis "A' That's Freedom" from Live at the Village Vanguard (Solid State) 1:07:56
- Yoko Miwa Tro "Freedom" from Songs of Joy (Ubuntu Music) 1:14:44
- Brother Jack McDuff "Prelude" from Prelude (Presteige) 1:22:02
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk "Theme For The Eulipions" from Return of The 5000 Lb Man (Warner Bros.) 1:30:42
- Orrin Evans Captain Black Big Band "Art of War" from Captain Black (Posi Tone) 1:41:04
- Orrin Evans Captain Black Big Band "Presence" from Presence (Smoke Sessions) 1:47:01
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