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- Wajdi Cherif "Saturday Blues" from Explorations (B. Chord Music) 00:00
- Joey DeFrancesco "Roll With It (Live)" from Live at Keystone Korner (Mack Avenue) 07:55
- Tommy Flanagan "Blues in the Closet" from Made in Dublin (Livia) 15:16
- Thelonious Monk "Epistrophy" from Monk's Music (Riverside) 20:35
- Shirley Horn "I Got Plenty o' Nuttin'" from I Remember Miles (Verve) 36:37
- Eric Reed "Nutty" from The Adventurous Monk (Savant) 40:12
- John Donegan "Constancy" from Which Direction? (Jayde) 44:51
- Les McCann "Soaring (At Sunset) Part 2" from Layers (Atlantic) 49:45
- Dr. Lonnie Smith :Straight No Chaser" from Evolution (Blue Note) 57:41
- Freddy Cole This Heart of Mine from Live At Birdland West Featuring Red Holloway (Laserlight) 1:08:31
- Bobby Timmons "Dat Dere" from Moanin' Blues (Compilation) (Prestige) 1:13:35
- Shirley Scott "Senor Blues" from Queen of the Organ: Memorial Album (Compilation) (Prestige) 1:18:57
- John Medeski Billy Martin and Chris Wood "Bemsha Swing/Lively Up Yourself" from Last Chance to Dance Trance (perhaps): Best Of (1991-1996)(Compilation) (Gramavision/Rykodisc) 1:23:01
- Thelonious Monk "Brilliant Corners" from Monk's Blues (Columbia) 1:28:40
- Weather Report "Man in the Green Shirt" from Tale Spinnin' (Columbia) 1:43:51
- Tom Schuman "Seven 4 You" from Reflections Over Time (JazzBridge Music) 1:50:15
- Chick Corea Elektric Band "Jammin E. Cricket" from Beneath The Mask (GRP) 1:54:36
- The Headhunters "Palm Nut" from Platinum (Owl Studios) 2:04:53
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