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Jazzmeia, Newk, Bird, Dave & More
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- Tony Williams "Clearways" from Foreign Intrigue (Blue Note) 00:00
- Yes! Trio "Dr. Jackle" from Groove Du Jour (jazz&people) 04:57
- Reggie Pittman, Loren Daniels "Shaky Leg Pt 2" from Smilessence (Ivoryhornz) 10:44
- Christine Corvisier "Groove in den Mei" from Reconnaisance (Unit) 17:54
- Peter Lin "Mantis Shrimp" from New Age Old Ways (self-release) 23:41
- Dave Douglas "Nothing Like You" from Convergence (Soul Note) 28:53
- Ray Anderson "Ross the Boss" from It Just So Happens (Enja) 32:56
- Jazzmeia Horn "People Make the World Go Round" from Social Call (Prestige) 40:20
- Jazzmeia Horn "No More" from Love and Liberation (Concord) 48:05
- Jazzmeia Horn "Free Your Mind" from Love and Liberation (Concord) 51:47
- Johnny Hodges "It Don't Mean a Thing" from Johnny Hodges/Wild Bill Davis 1965-1966 (RCA) 57:48
- Dave Brubeck "It's a Raggy Waltz" from Time Further Out (RCA) 1:03:42
- Dave Brubeck "Bluette" from Time Further Out (Columbia) 1:09:22
- Dave Brubeck "Far More Blue" from Time Further Out (Columbia) 1:14:48
- Charlie Parker "Klaunstance" from Complete Savoy Studio Recordings (Savoy) 1:19:39
- Charlie Parker "Billie's Bounce" from Complete Savoy Studio Recordings (Savoy) 1:23:35
- Thelonious Monk "Ba-Lue Bolivar Ba-Lues-Are" from Brilliant Corners (Riverside) 1:26:49
- Thelonious Monk "Pannonica" from Brilliant Corners (Riverside) 1:40:49
- Ralph Peterson "Played Twice" from Fo'tet Plays Monk (Evidence) 1:49:36
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