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- Marilyn Mazur "The Street" by Mazur from Tangled Temptations & The Magic Box (Stunt Records, 2010) 00:37
- Willie Nelson "On the Sunny Side of the Street" by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields from Stardust (Columbia Records, 1977) 04:40
- The La Drivers Union Por Por Group "Otsokobila" by The La Drivers Union Por Por Group from Africa Express Presents... (Smithsonian Folkways, 2007) 09:05
- The Indica Project "Horn OK Please" by Indica Project from Horn OK Please (Enja Records, 1996) 14:30
- Savina Yannatou & Primavera en Salonico "O Onda" by G.P. Lanfranchi (Corsica) from Songs of the Mediterranean (Lyra/Sounds True, 2000) 32:59
- Gal Costa "Wave" by Antonio Carlos Jobim from Gal Costa Canta Tom Jobim (BMG Brasil, 1999) 36:16
- Vijay Iyer "Mutation VI: Waves" by Iyer from Mutations (ECM Records, 2014) 39:38
- Laila Biali "Alpha Waves" by Biali from Out of Dust (ACT Music, 2020) 45:58
- Ahmad Jamal Trio "Wave" by Jobim from The Awakening (Impulse! Records, 1970) 50:08
- Nana Vasconcelos "Ondas" by Vasconcelos from Saudades (ECM, 1980) 54:34
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