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November Birthday Salutes
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- Houston Person "132nd and Madison" from Rain Or Shine (HighNote) 00:00
- Ellis Marsalis "Epistrophy" from Open Letter to Thelonious (NU Jazz) 07:16
- Alvin Batiste "Tutuman" from Songs, Words and Messages Connections (South Louisiana Music) 14:19
- Willie "The Lion" Smith "Cuttin' Out" from 1944-1949 (Classics) 18:40
- Ralph Sutton, Ruby Braff "Royal Garden Blues" from R & R (Chiaroscuro) 22:45
- Muggsy Spanier "Relaxin' at the Touro" from The Ragtime Band Sessions (Bluebird) 25:43
- Phil Woods "And When We Are Young" from Alive and Well in Paris (Odeon) 28:46
- Phil Woods "Stolen Moments" from Alive and Well in Paris (Odeon) 43:53
- Ernestine Anderson "A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening" from A Song For You (HighNote) 53:42
- Mose Allison "You Can't Push People Around" from The Earth Wants You (Blue Note) 57:58
- Bennie Wallace "My Little Brown Book" from Moodsville (Groove Note) 1:02:36
- George Cables "Lotus Blossom" from In Good Company (HighNote) 1:09:00
- Kevin Eubanks "Something About Nothing" from East West Time Line (Mack Avenue) 1:17:09
- Nat Adderley "Seventh Son (aka Lateef Minor Seventh)" from Naturally (Jazzland) 1:26:42
- Archie Shepp, Roswell Rudd "Acute Motelitis" from Live In New York (Verve) 1:33:33
- Roswell Rudd, Mark Dresser "Calypso Lite" from Airwalkers (Clean Feed) 1:42:55
- Don Cherry "Voice of the Silence" from El Corazon (ECM) 1:48:51
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