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New releases & Anniversary Blue Notes
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- Yes! Trio "Escalier" from Groove Du Jour (jazz&people) 00:00
- Omer Avital "It's All Good" from New York Paradox (Zamzama) 06:30
- The Young Rascals "How Can I Be Sure" from Groovin' (Atlantic) 12:41
- Doug Webb "How Can I Be Sure" from Apples & Oranges (Posi-Tone) 15:43
- Charlie Parker "Bird's Nest" from Complete Dial Modern Jazz Sessions (Mosaic) 22:00
- Charlie Parker "Quasimado" from Complete Dial Modern Jazz Sessions (Mosaic) 26:26
- Charlie Parker "Cool Blues" from Complete Dial Modern Jazz Sessions (Mosaic) 29:00
- Tina Brooks "Street Singer" from Back to the Tracks (Blue Note) 32:09
- Tina Brooks "The Blues And I" from Back to the Tracks (Blue Note) 43:06
- Tina Brooks "The Ruby And The Pearl" from Back to the Tracks (Blue Note) 52:05
- Jackie McLean "Dance Little Mandissa" from Dynasty (Triloka) 58:08
- John Patton "Steno" from Memphis to New York Spirit (Blue Note) 1:04:26
- John Patton "The Mandingo" from Memphis to New York Spirit (Blue Note) 1:14:27
- James P. Johnson "Mule-Walk Stomp" from BN-27 (Blue Note) 1:22:23
- James P. Johnson "Arkansaw Blues" from BN-27 (Blue Note) 1:27:16
- Fats Waller "T'ain't What You Do" from A Good Man Is Hard To Find (Bluebird) 1:31:14
- Fats Waller "Basin Street Blues" from Turn on the Heat (Bluebird) 1:34:09
- Artemis "Big Top" from Artemis (Blue Note) 1:37:25
- Artemis "Step Forward" from Artemis (Blue Note) 1:42:26
- Artemis "The Fool On the Hill" from Artemis (Blue Note) 1:49:25
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