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John Lewis @ 100 and More May Birthdays
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- Jack Walrath "Piggy Love" from Revenge of the Fat People (Stash) 00:00
- Theo Hill "Superwoman" from Reality Check (Posi-Tone) 04:50
- Ronnie Foster "Tuesday Heartbreak" from Cheshire Cat (Blue Note) 09:28
- Darrell Grant "Tight" from Truth and Reconciliation (Origin) 14:19
- Betty Carter "My Shining Hour" from Round Midnight (Roulette) 19:31
- Wallace Roney "Understanding" from Understanding (HighNote) 22:04
- Thad Jones—Mel Lewis "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing" from Potpourri (Philadelphia International) 29:00
- Arthur Blythe "Nutty" from Light Blue (Columbia) 32:56
- Arthur Blythe "Elaborations" from Elaborations (Columbia) 40:34
- Don Pullen, Carlos Ward "Paraty" from Ode to Life (Blue Note) 48:19
- Dave McKenna "Fidgety Feet" from An Intimate Evening (Arbors) 57:41
- Dave McKenna "Somebody Else Is Taking My Place" from Dave "Fingers" McKenna (Chiaroscuro) 1:04:09
- John Lewis "Django" from Evolution (Atlantic) 1:07:51
- Modern Jazz Quartet "Winter Tale" from A Quartet Is a Quartet Is a Quartet (Atlantic) 1:16:11
- John Lewis "Afternoon in Paris" from Evolution (Atlantic) 1:21:37
- Miles Davis "I Thought About You" from Miles Davis in Europe (Columbia) 1:27:10
- Miles Davis, Gil Evans "Blues for Pablo" from Miles Ahead (Columbia) 1:39:12
- Miles Davis, Gil Evans "New Rhumba" from Miles Ahead (Columbia) 1:44:31
- Groove Holmes "You've Got It Bad" from New Groove (Groove Merchant) 1:49:22
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