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Maria’s A Winner & Sonny Is Too
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- Jim Rotondi, David Hazeltine "Champagne Taste" from Champagne Taste (Nagel Heyer) 00:00
- Dexter Gordon "Jelly, Jelly, Jelly" from Tokyo 1975 (Elemental Music) 06:21
- Irene Reid "I Ain't Doing Too Bad" from I Ain't Doing Too Bad (Savant) 14:46
- Bill Heid "Grantacious" from Bop Rascal (Savant) 19:58
- Joe Pass "Joe's Blues" from Intercontinental (MPS) 29:13
- Miles Davis "Denial" from Dig (Prestige) 34:47
- Miles Davis "Bluing" from Dig (Prestige) 41:33
- Miles Davis "My Old Flame" from Dig (Prestige) 51:16
- Maria Schneider "Arbiters Of Evolution" from The Thompson Fields (artistShare) 57:51
- Maria Schneider "Gumba Blue" from Evanescence (Enja) 1:13:13
- Maria Schneider "My Lament" from Evanescence (Enja) 1:22:01
- Stan Getz, Kenny Barron "I Remember Clifford" from People Time (Sunnyside) 1:26:50
- Avishai Cohen "50 Years And Counting" from Cross My Palm With Silver (ECM) 1:36:23
- Pat Metheny "New Year" from Unity Band (Nonesuch) 1:43:09
- Gregory Porter "Time Is Ticking" from Liquid Spirit (Blue Note) 1:50:44
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