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Jazz old and new from Brazil, Estonia, Germany, Thailand, Chicago, Japan and Leeds...
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- Roy Haynes "Dorian" from Cracklin' (Prestige) 00:00
- Donald Byrd "Perpetual Lover" from Kofi (Blue Note) 07:47
- Chet Baker, Jim Hall, Hubert Laws "Malaguena" from Studio Trieste (CTI) 15:25
- Edu Lobo "Rio Das Pedras" from Tempo Presente (Philips) 25:02
- Octávio Burnier "Aproximação" from Dança Infernal (Philips) 29:52
- Alive! "Afreaka" from City Life (Alive! Records) 33:44
- Gene Harris "Christo Redentor Part 2" from Tone Tantrum (Blue Note) 39:08
- Jiro Inagaki & Soul Media "Soul Breeze" from Funky Stuff (Columbia) 43:44
- Kalima "Land Of Dreams" from Four Songs EP (Factory) 49:10
- Green Cosmos "Nach Dem Sandsturm" from Abendmusiken (Frederiksberg Records) 56:26
- Righteous Rooster "The Fridge" from Fowl Play (Shifting Paradigm) 1:03:49
- Raw Odoni "Keeping It Raw" from Ostara (Independent) 1:10:22
- Greg Spero "Naked Flame" from Just A Scratch (Tiny Records) 1:15:35
- Jacob Chung "Jeannine" from The Sage (Cellar Live) 1:21:46
- Orchestra Mambo International "Bajo Con Vibes" from Baila Mi Cha Cha EP (ATA Records) 1:29:15
- Sam Norbrega "Surpreenda-Se" from Ponta de Dois Lados (Freestyle Records) 1:33:12
- Karl Onibuje "New Policy" from YOKAYU (Independent) 1:37:41
- Naissoo Freeform Quintet "White" from Naissoo Freeform Quintet (NooPop Records) 1:44:07
- Maarten Goetheer featuring Pong Nakornchai "City Gate Rumble" from Suite for Chick (NuNorthern Soul) 1:53:08
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