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- John Wright "You Do It" from Nice 'N' Tasty (Prestige) 00:00
- McCoy Tyner "Effendi" from Inception (Impulse) 05:49
- Duke Pearson "The Mona Surf" from The Phantom (Blue Note) 12:57
- Dorothy Ashby "Little Sunflower" from Afro-Harping (Cadet) 20:14
- Orchester Roland Kovac "Blue Dance" from Trip To The Mars (Saba) 24:40
- Yusef Lateef "Live Humble" from The Diverse Lateef (Atlantic) 28:20
- Gary Burton "Open Your Eyes You Can Fly" from The New Quartet (ECM) 36:05
- Jack McDuff "Oblighetto" from Moon Rappin' (Blue Note) 42:35
- Alphonse Mouzon "Sunflower" from The Essence of Mystery (Blue Note) 50:39
- Jon Lucien "Soul Mate" from Song For My Lady (Columbia) 54:51
- Opa "Montevideo" from Magic Time (Milestone) 1:00:07
- Bill Laurance "JuJu" from Do What You Want (Flint) 1:10:12
- Jaubi "Reflection of God" from A Sound Heart (Riaz) 1:13:30
- Salin "Egungun" from Egungun (Salin) 1:19:14
- Anders Malta Almost Big Band "Hard bop Conversations, 3rd Mov.—The Call, The Wait & The Answer" from Introducing (April) 1:24:20
- Nubya Garcia "Odyssey" from Odyssey (Concord) 1:29:42
- Emmet Cohen "Vibe Provider" from Vibe Provider (Mack Avenue) 1:38:11
- The Mantecas "Yes and No" from Yes and No (Mantecas) 1:44:36
- Quasimode "Hi-tech Jazz" from Past and Future—Flower Records 20th Anniversary (Flower) 1:49:03
- Nubya Garcia "Triumphance" from Odyssey (Concord) 1:58:58
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