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Jazz Before the Oscars: Part 1
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- The Stance Brothers "Steve McQueen" Kind Soul (Ricky-Tick) 0:16
- Host talks 3:34
- Vienna Art Orchestra "Josephine Baker—She Need Never Regret" 3—American Dreams: Portraits of 13 American Women (EmArcy) 5:44
- Vienna Art Orchestra "Marilyn Monroe Meets Stephen Hawking" 3—Visionaries & Dreams: Portraits of 13 Couples (EmArcy) 10:29
- Host talks 15:44
- Exploding Pig "Trentin Quarantino" Jazz Futura (Planet Arts) 17:55
- Adam O'Farrill's Stranger Days "Kurosawa at Berghain" Visions of Your Other (Biophilia) 20:55
- Steinar Raknes "Almodovar" Tangos, Ballads & More (Park Grammofon) 28:32
- Host talks 33:30
- Pete Rugolo and His Orchestra "Mambo Bardot" Behind Brigitte Bardot (Warner Bros.) 36:14
- Dave Brubeck "Audrey" Brubeck Time (Columbia) 40:11
- Shorty Rogers & His Orchestra "Blues for Brando" The Wild One (RCA Victor) 43:44
- Host talks 46:33
- Wergeld "Ida Lupino" Achtung! (El Gallo Rojo) 48:03
- Miles Davis "Star on Cicely" Star People (Columbia) 54:03
- Host talks 58:28
- Rachelle Garniez "Jean Claude Van Damme" Sad-Dead-Alive-Happy (Real Cool) 59:17
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