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More Miles/Gallon
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Playlist
- Rosario Bonaccorso "Luna Rossa" from A New Home (Via Veneto Jazz) 00:00
- Don Braden "I Can't Help It" from Earth, Wind and Wonder (Creative Perspective) 04:06
- Deep Blue Organ Trio "You Haven't Done Nothin" from Wonderful! (Origin) 10:49
- The Heavyweights Brass Band "Tell Me Something Good" from This City (LulaWorld) 18:13
- Eddie Henderson "Smoke Screen" from Be Cool (Smoke Sessions) 23:18
- Anita O'Day "Strawberry Moon" from Anita O'Day Collates (Verve) 29:19
- Anita O'Day "No Moon at All" from Anita (Verve) 32:33
- Anita O'Day "Old Devel Moon" from Anita Sings The Most (Verve) 35:13
- Charlie Parker/Lennie Tristano "I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me" from Charlie Parker with Lennie Tristano: Complete Recordings (Definitive) 37:52
- Lennie Tristano "Just Pres" from Note to Note (Jazz Records) 43:05
- Sonny Stitt "Stittsie" from Sonny Stitt & the Top Brass (Atlantic) 50:49
- Horace Silver "Strollin'" from Horace-Scope (Blue Note) 57:46
- Pete Johnson "Holler Stomp" from BN 12-A 78 rpm disc (Blue Note) 1:02:51
- Pete Johnson "You Don't Know My Mind" from BN 12-B 78 rpm disc (Blue Note) 1:07:15
- Miles Davis "Miles Runs the Voodoo Down" from Bitches Brew (Columbia) 1:11:24
- Miles Davis "Water Babies" from Water Babies (Columbia) 1:26:54
- Wayne Shorter "Water Babies" from Super Nova (Blue Note) 1:32:34
- Miles Davis "Sweet Pea" from Water Babies (Columbia) 1:37:26
- Wayne Shorter "Sweet Pea" from Super Nova (Blue Note) 1:45:10
- Norma Winstone "Malena" from Descansado—Songs for Films (ECM) 1:49:48
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