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More Than 3 Tenors
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- Cody Owen Stine "Paris Mismatch (Theme Music)" from (Unreleased Master) 00:00
- Alina Bzhezhinska "After The Rain" from Inspiration (Ubuntu Music) 04:20
- Shirley Horn "A Beautiful Friendship" from Close Enough For Love (Verve) 08:30
- Kenny Washington "Stars Fell On Alabama" from What's The Hurry (Lower 9th Records) 14:33
- Jackie Ryan "The Very thought Of You" from Best Of Love Songs (Jacqueline Ryan) 20:41
- Steven Pasquale "They All Laughed" from Somethin' Like Love (PS Classics) 27:00
- Artemis "Cry, Buttercup, Cry" from Artemis (Blue Note Records) 32:17
- Tony Bennett, Stan Getz "Out Of This World" from Jazz (Columbia Records) 38:21
- Cybill Shepherd. Stan Getz "I Can't Get Started" from Cybill Getz Better (Inner City Records) 44:25
- Joe Lovano "Laura" from On this Day At The Vanguard (Blue Note Records) 49:17
- Frank Sinatra "The Old Feeling" from Nice 'N' Easy (Capitol Records) 56:37
- Ella Fitzgerald "Love You Madly" from Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Duke Ellington Songbook (Verve Records) 01:01:36
- Paul Jost "If I Only Had A Brain" from While We Were Gone (Paul Jost Music) 01:08:06
- Stacey Kent "Only Trust Your Heart" from Tenderly (Okeh) 01:14:43
- Sarah Elgeti Quartet "Changing Whispers" from Dawn Come Quietly (Gateway Music) 01:19:22
- Zoot Sims "September Song" from Waiting Game (Universal Music) 01:26:27
- Diane Marino "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" from Loads Of Love (M & M Records) 01:33:36
- Kevin Mahogany "My Romance" from My Romance (Warner Jazz) 01:38:57
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk "Prelude To A Kiss" from Bright Moments (Atlantic Records) Time Marker
- Johnny Hartman, John Coltrane "Lush Life" from Johhny Hartman & John Coltrane (Impulse Records) 01:49:00
- Cody Owen Stine "Paris Mismatch (Theme Music)" from (Unreleased Master) 01:55:00
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