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Blue Note releases from November 1969: Hill, Hutcherson, Cox & Pearson
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- Brandon Goldberg "You Mean Me" from Let's Play (self release) 00:00
- Andrew Hill "Plantation Bag" from Passing Ships (Blue Note) 05:53
- Andrew Hill "Noon Tide" from Passing Ships (Blue Note) 15:08
- Andrew Hill "Sideways" from Passing Ships (Blue Note) 24:44
- Bobby Hutcherson "Black Heroes" from Now! (Blue Note) 30:24
- Bobby Hutcherson "Slow Change" from Now! (Blue Note) 38:02
- Bobby Hutcherson "The Creators" from Now! (Blue Note) 45:19
- Kenny Cox "Snuck In" from Multidirection (Blue Note) 57:48
- Kenny Cox "Gravity Point" from Multidirection (Blue Note) 1:05:19
- Kenny Cox "Multidirection" from Multidirection (Blue Note) 1:10:32
- Meade Lux Lewis "Honky Tonk Train Blues" from 78 rpm single (Blue Note) 1:20:49
- Meade Lux Lewis "Tell Your Story" from 78 rpm single (Blue Note) 1:26:36
- Duke Pearson "Captain Baccardi" from I Don't Care Who Knows It (Blue Note) 1:31:14
- Duke Pearson "I Don't Know" from I Don't Care Who Knows It (Blue Note) 1:37:08
- Ari Ambrose "Cotton Tail" from Chainsaw (Steeplechase) 1:44:32
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