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Mal Waldron, Aymée Nuviola, Immanuel Wilkins, Grover Washington, Jr.
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:50
- Grover Washington, Jr. "Lock it in the Pocket" from Live At The Bijou (Kudu) 02:30
- Les McCann "Harlem Buck Dance Strut" from Layers (Atlantic) 09:23
- Esperanza Spalding "Black Gold" from Radio Music Society (Heads Up International) 15:27
- Thelonious Monk "Well, You Needn't" from Genius of Modern Music (Blue Note) 21:41
- Thelonious Monk, Sonny Rollins "The Way You Look Tonight" from The Complete Prestige 10-Inch LP Collection (Craft Recrodings) 24:38
- Steve Lacy "Played Twice" from The Straight Horn of Steve Lacy (Candid) 29:53
- Steve Lacy, Mal Waldron "Well You Needn't" from Live At Dreher Paris 1981, The Peak (hat ART) 36:45
- Mal Waldron "One For Bud" from Mal Waldron on Steinway (Paula Records) 44:39
- Mal Waldron "Warm Canto" from The Quest (Original Jazz Classics) 50:58
- Matthew Shipp Trio, Nicole Mitchell "Void of Ground" from All Things Are (Rogueart) 57:38
- Mat Maneri Quartet "Dust to Dust" from Ash (Sunnyside) 1:04:05
- Miho Hazama m_unit "From Life Comes Beatuy" from Beyond Orbits (Edition Records) 1:15:16
- Immanuel Wilkins "Omega" from Omega (Blue Note) 1:23:45
- Jason Moran "Body & Soul with Intimate Friends (Shadow)" from The Sound Will Tell You (Yes Records) 1:32:32
- Louis Prima "I'm Just a Gigolo / I Ain't Got Nobody" from The Wildest! (Capital Records) 1:32:32
- David Virelles "Bodas de Oro" from Igbó Alákọrin (The Singer's Grove) Vol. I and II (Pi Recordings) 1:41:22
- Aymée Nuviola, Kemuel Roig "Obsession" from Havana Nocturne (Worldwide Entertainment) 1:46:14
- Keith Jarrett "A Lonesome Old Town" from Munich 2016 (ECM) 1:52:17
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