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Jim Hall's Concierto de Aranjuez, New Releases and more
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- Eddie Harris "Mean Greens" from Mean Greens (Atlantic) 00:00
- Jackie McLean "Sundu" from A Fickle Sonance (Blue Note) 07:47
- Sarah Tandy "Fragments" from Delicious Capricious (Self-released) 13.24
- Stephen McCraven "McCraven's Walk" from Heritage (World McC Music) 16.25
- The Filthy Six "The Favourite" from Return of the Swagger Junkies Vol. 1 (Color Red) 24.31
- Lorne Lofsky & Nigel Price "Bittersweet" from Live at The Globe (Nervy Nigel Records) 29.47
- Leo Sidran & Leonor Watling "Put Your Money (Where Your Mouth Is)" (Unlimited Media) 41.38
- New Jazz Underground "Oney Ones One" from Hoodies (Artwork Records) 45.29
- Jakob Bro, Larry Grenadier, Jorge Rossy "Osaka" (feat. Charles Lloyd ) from Bjerge, Strand (Loveland Music) 50.39
- Kyoto Jazz Sextet "Extra Freedom" from Unity (Blue Note) 55.49
- Cyrille Aimée "Beautiful Way" from 4. 24 (Cyrille Aimée Music) 1.03.16
- Elvin Jones "5/4 Thing" from Coalition (Blue Note) 1.08.53
- Clifford Jordan "Confirmation" from Let It Ring: Live at the Jazz Showcase (Blue Note) 1.16.48
- Jim Hall "Concierto de Aranjuez" from Concierto (CTI) 1.24.41
- Sonny Rollins "In a Sentimental Mood" from Sonny Rollins with the Modern Jazz Quartet (Prestige) 1.45.38
- Harold Land Quintet "The Peace-Maker" from The Peace-Maker (Cadet) 1.48.55
- Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio "Move on Up" from Live at KEXP! (Colemine Records) 1.54.51
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