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March Birthdays Including Nat Cole & Lennie Tristano Centennials
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- Joe Locke "Litha" from Beauty Burning (Sirocco) 00:00
- Nat King Cole "Sometimes I'm Happy" from After Midnight (Capitol) 07:32
- Nat King Cole "The Lonely One" from After Midnight (Capitol) 11:50
- Nat King Cole "When I Grow Too Old To Dream" from After Midnight (Capitol) 15:44
- Ben Webster "Budd Johnson" from Ben Webster And Associates (Verve) 19:50
- Wes Montgomery "West Coast Blues" from The Incredible Jazz Guitar Of Wes Montgomery (Riverside) 28:47
- Wes Montgomery "Whisper Not" from The Wes Montgomery Trio (Riverside) 36:22
- Sarah Vaughan "I'll Never Smile Again" from In The Land Of Hi-Fi (Emarcy) 41:25
- Charles Lloyd "Canto" from Canto (ECM) 44:35
- James Williams "Roadlife" from Magical Trio 2 (Emarcy) 58:03
- Shirley Scott "Soul Shoutin'" from Soul Shoutin' (Prestige) 1:04:53
- Pee Wee Russell "Exactly Like You" from Portrait Of Pee Wee (DCC Jazz) 1:10:53
- New Orleans Rhythm Kings "Tiger Rag" from New Orleans Rhythm Kings And Jelly Roll Morton (Milestone) 1:14:15
- Bix Beiderbecke "Royal Garden Blues" from Bix Beiderbecke And The Chicago Cornets (Milestone) 1:16:47
- Jessica Williams "Why Do I Love You" from Jessica Williams At Maybeck (Concord) 1:19:37
- Ornette Coleman "Lonely Woman" from The Shape Of Jazz To Come (Atlantic) 1:26:41
- Andrew Cyrille "Worried Woman" from Lebroba (ECM) 1:31:37
- Lennie Tristano "Interlude" from Lennie Tristano Trio-The Complete Keynote Collection (Mercury) 1:39:00
- Lennie Tristano "Donna Lee" from Complete Atlantic Recordings Of Lennie Tristano, Lee Konitz & Warne Marsh (Mosaic) 1:42:59
- Lennie Tristano "Becoming" from Complete Atlantic Recordings Of Lennie Tristano, Lee Konitz & Warne Marsh (Mosaic) 1:49:25
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