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James Hall More: Than Just a Trombone
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- Chick Corea & Steve Gadd "Chick's Chums" from Chinese Butterfly (Decca) 0:00
- Danny Green Trio "Snowy Day In Boston" fromOne Day It Will (OA2) 11:23
- Fred Hersch "Newklypso (For Sonny Rollins)" from Live in Europe (Palmetto) 17:37
- James Hall "Traveler" from Lattice (Outside in Music) 26:11
- Miles Davis "Rubber Band of Life" from Single (Blue Note) 32:23
- Raoul Bjorkenheim & Juhani Aaltonen "Awakening" from Awakening (Eclipse) 39.15
- Lello Molinari "Jazz Tarantella" from Lello's Italian Job Volume 2 (Fata Morgan) 49:47
- Dee Lucas "Road Warrior" from EP Collection, Vol. 1: The Sweet Spot (ODL Music) 56:22
- Interview with James Hall and music from Lettice 59:57
- Charlie Ballantine "She Belongs to Me" from Life is Belief; The Music of Bob Dylan (Green Mind) 1:33:55
- Lello Molinari "I Pini Di Roma" from Lello's Italian Job Volume 2 (Fata Morgan) 1:38:12
- James Hall "Kind Folk" from Lattice (Outside in Music) 1:44:31
- Raoul Björkenheim & Juhani Aaltonen "Into Light" from Awakening (Eclipse) 1:51:10
- Dave Gisler Trio "Dive" from Rabbits on the Run (Intakt) 1:58:13
- Yelena Eckemoff Quartet "Dance" from Desert (Self Produced) 2:03:55
- Van Morrison and Joey DeFrancesco "The Things I Used to Do" from You're Driving Me Crazy (Sony Legacy) 2:10:25
- Danny Green Trio "November Reveries" from One Day It Will (OA2) 2:16:24
- Unknown "Please Tell Me Your Name" from Promo (Self Produced) 2:21:43
- Miles Davis "Rubber Band of Life" from Single (Blue Note) 2:26:22
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