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From Plato's Cave to Señor Blues: new voices and classic tracks from Miles Davis, Lucas Walters, Clifford Jordan, Ruben Fox and more
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- Tyler Henderson "Eight Ball" from The Long Game (Cellar Live) 00:00
- Clifford Jordan "Señor Blues" from Soul Fountain (Vortex) 04:49
- Ruben Fox "Love Is Free" from Grappling Grace OST (Banger Factory) 12:07
- Tomoki Sanders "Jazz Is Just a Game" from Jazz Is Just a Game (Brownswood Recordings) 16:32
- Kenny Barron "Sunset" from Sunset to Dawn (Muse) 26:05
- Mattia Basilico "Teo" from On The Edge (GleAM Records) 35:03
- Tony Williams "Love Song" from Spring (Blue Note) 42:17
- Lucas Walters "Plato's Cave" from Single (self-released) 50:37
- Stanley Clarke "Lopsy Lu" from Stanley Clarke (Nemperor) 1:03:05
- Rory Green "Moments Brighter Than the Sun" from Moments Brighter Than The Sun (Gondwana Records) 1:10:57
- Louis Smith "Tribute to Brownie" from Here Comes Louis Smith (Blue Note) 1:22:05
- Miles Davis "Blue in Green" from Kind of Blue (Columbia) 1:29:00
- Chet Baker "Tan Gauguin" from Groovin' with the Chet Baker Quintet (Prestige) 1:35:28
- Yusef Lateef "That Lucky Old Sun" from Yusef Lateef's Detroit (Atlantic) 1:41:44
- Cannonball Adderley Quintet "This Here" from The Cannonball Adderley Quintet in San Francisco (Riverside) 1:51:12
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