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Jazz Renditions of Blues, Soul, Pop & Rock Hits (Part 1)
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- John Scofield "Sticks and Stones" from That's What I Say (Verve) 0:00
- Host talks 3:44
- Paul Desmond "Mrs. Robinson" from Bridge Over Troubled Water (A&M) 5:54
- Cannonball Adderley "Why Am I Treated So Bad" from Why Am I Treated So Bad! (Capitol) 8:31
- Erik Friedlander "Golden Dawn" from Skin (Siam) 16:09
- Host talks 19:49
- Sidsel Endresen, Bugge Wesseltoft "Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover" from Duplex Ride (Curling Legs) 21:57
- New York Composers Orchestra "Prodigal Son Revisited" from New York Composers' Orchestra (New World) 26:52
- Joe Pass "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" from The Stones Jazz (Pacific Jazz) 35:52
- Host talks 39:01
- Donald Byrd "House of the Rising Sun" from Up With Donald Byrd (Verve) 42:27
- Bill Frisell "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" from East/West (Nonesuch) 47:59
- Malcolm Braff "Sexy M.F." from Inside (Enja) 55:44
- Host talks 1:00:44
- Jewels and Binoculars "Cold Irons Bound" from Ships with Tattooed Sails (Upshot) 1:03:04
- Vincent Peirani "Kashmir to Heaven: I -Opening, II -Kashmir" from Living Being II: Night Walker (ACT) 1:09:00
- Chris Lightcap's Bigmouth "All Tomorrow's Parties" from Epicenter (Clean Feed) 1:18:25
- Host talks 1:24:14
- Bill Evans "I Do It For Your Love" from Affinity (Warner) 1:26:49
- Stefano Bollani "Morph the Cat" from Jazz Italiano Live 2006 (La Casa del Jazz/La Repubblica) 1:34:07
- Júlio Resende Trio "Who Did You Think I Was" from You Taste Like a Song (Clean Feed) 1:40:27
- Host talks 1:44:52
- Nels Cline "Snare, Girl" from Lovers (Blue Note) 1:46:49
- Ernst Reijseger, Franco D'Andrea "Ma l'amore no" from I Love You So Much It Hurts (Winter & Winter) 1:53:21
- Host talks 2:02:19
- Etienne Charles "You Don't Love Me (No No No)" from Creole Soul (Culture Shock) 2:04:54
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