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Lou Donaldson, Roy Haynes RIP + New Releases
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:30
- Lou Donaldson "Funky Mama Part 1" from single (Blue Note) 06:29
- Lou Donaldson "Alligator Bogaloo" from single (Blue Note) 09:22
- Lou Donaldson "Funky Mama Part 2" from single (Blue Note) 12:22
- Art Blakey "Wee-Dot" from single (Blue Note) 20:17
- Thelonious Monk "Let's Cool One" from The Complete Genius (Blue Note) 20:17
- Wardell Gray "Twisted" from Central Avenue (Prestige) 26:07
- Lester Young "Jumpin' At the Woodside" from The Aladdin Sessions (Blue Note) 29:09
- Charlie Parker "Tico-Tico" from South Of the Border (Verve Records) 32:04
- Bud Powell "Dance if the Infidels" from South Of the Border (Verve Records) 32:04
- Thelonious Monk "Evidence" from Thelonious In Action (Riverside) 47:30
- Etta Jones "Don't Go To Strangers" from Don't Go To Strangers (Prestige) 47:30
- Sarah Vaughan "Honeysuckle Rose" from Sarah Vaughan at Mister Kelly's (EmArcy) 51:21
- John Coltrane "After The Rain" from Impressions (Impulse) 55:58
- Andrew Hill "Black Fire" from Black Fire (Blue Note) 1:00:05
- Roy Haynes Quartet "Snap Crackle" from Out of the Afternoon (Impulse) 1:07:00
- Kathrine Windfeld Sextet "First Speech" from Aldebaran (Stunt Records) 1:12:08
- Eri Yamamoto Quadraphonic "Fly With The Wings" from Fly With the Wings (Mahakala Music) 1:19:23
- Tyshawn Sorey Trio "Peresina" from The Susceptible Now (pi Recordings) 1:26:31
- Donald Vega Trio "I Know I Can Fly" from As I Travel (Imagery Records) 1:42:53
- Dafnis Prieto Sí o Sí Quartet "Funky Humanoid" from 3 Sides of the Coin (Dafnison Music) 1:49:56
- Preservation Hall Jazz Band "Santiago" from So It Is (Sup Pop) 1:55:56
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