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Newk, Clarinet Madness & More
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Playlist
- Lou Donaldson "Red Top" from Birdseed (Milestone) 00:00
- Tony Williams "Juicy Fruit" from Native Heart (Blue Note) 08:45
- Theo Hill "Black Comedy" from Interstellar Adventures (Posi-Tone) 18:51
- Kate Reid "If I Should Lose You" from The Heart Already Knows (self-produced) 3:12
- Anat Cohen, Fred Hersch "Isfahan" from Live In Healdsburg (Anzic) 28:57
- Chaka Khan "Through the Fire" from I Feel For You (Warner Bros) 36:43
- Eric Alexander "Through the Fire" from Alexander The Great (HighNote) 43:01
- Phil Woods, Johnny Griffin "Hand In Glove" from The Rev and I (Blue Note) 48:18
- Itzhak Perlman "Frasquita" from Itzhak Perlman's Greatest Hits, Vol 2 (Warner Classics) 57:34
- Don Byron "Frasquita Serenade" from Bug Music (Nonesuch) 1:01:00
- Jelly Roll Morton "Turtle Twist" from The Jelly Roll Morton Centennial (Bluebird) 1:03:35
- Jelly Roll Morton "My Little Dixie Home" from The Jelly Roll Morton Centennial (Bluebird) 1:06:50
- Jelly Roll Morton "That's Like It Ought to Be" from The Jelly Roll Morton Centennial (Bluebird) 1:10:26
- Air "Chicago Breakdown" from 80o Below '82 (Antilles) 1:13:30
- Paul Barbarin "Give It Up" from The Atlantic New Orleans Jazz Sessions (Mosaic) 1:21:17
- Keith Jarrett "All The Things You Are" from Standards, Volume 1 (ECM) 1:26:39
- Sonny Rollins "It's All Right with Me" from Worktime (Prestige) 1:34:26
- Sonny Rollins "There Are Such Things" from Worktime (Prestige) 1:41:11
- John Scofield "Away" from Quiet (Verve) 1:50:33
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