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James Brandon Lewis, Kenny Drew, Satoko Fujii, Julian Lage
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:50
- James Brandon Lewis, The Messthetics "Boatly" from The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis (Impulse!) 02:02
- Mary Halvorson "Unscrolling" from Cloudward (Nonesuch) 09:47
- Chicago Underground Duo "Yaa Yaa Kole" from Locus (Northern Spy Records) 15:16
- Kenny Drew "The Boulevard of Broken Dreams" from A Harry Warren Showcase (Judson Records) 20:50
- Kenny Drew Trio "I Could Write A Book" from Pal Joey (Riverside) 22:54
- Kenny Drew Trio"Caravan" from Tough Piano Trio (Jazzland) 27:37
- Satoko Fujii Tokyo Trio "Along The Way" from Jet Back (Libra Records) 33:27
- Marc Copland Trio "Crescent" from Haunted Heart& Other Ballads (Hat Hut Records) 39:52
- Matthew Shipp Trio "The Function" from New Concepts in Piano Trio Jazz (ESP-Disk) 47:09
- Archie Shepp, Kahil El'Zabar Ritual Trio "Big Fred" from Conversations (Black Sweat Records) 0:55:12
- Don Pullen "Big Alice" from Tomorrow's Promises (Atlantic) 1:03:08
- Ben Webster Quintet "Soulville" from Soulville (Verve Records) 1:15:22
- Sarah Vaughan "Round Midnight" from Live Japan (Mainstream) 1:23:25
- Pee Wee Russell "Turnaround" from Ask Me Now! (Impulse!) 1:30:05
- Orrin Evans "Libra" from The magic of Now (Smoke Session Records) 1:18:51
- John Zorn Incerto "Patience" from Homenaje A Remedios Varo (Tzadik) 1:34:13
- John Zorn Incerto "Soothsayer" from Multiplicities II (Tzadik) 1:47:26
- Julian Lage "Speak to Me" from Speak to Me (Bluenote) 1:50:40
- Nancy Wilson "Sometimes I'm Happy" from Like In Love (Capitol) 1:54:56
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