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October Birthdays Featuring Art Blakey & Anita O'Day Centennial Salutes
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- Zoot Sims "Zoot Swings the Blues" from Zoot Case (Prestige) 00:00
- Art Blakey "E.T.A." from The Sesjun Radio Sessions (Out of the Blue) 08:58
- Art Blakey "Purple Shades" from Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers with Thelonious Monk (Atlantic) 16:50
- Clifford Brown "Easy Living" from Complete Blue Note & Pacific Jazz Recordings (Blue Note) 24:35
- Clifford Brown "Wail Bait" from Complete Blue Note & Pacific Jazz Recordings (Blue Note) 28:52
- Dizzy Gillespie "Night in Tunisia" from Giants Of Jazz Live At The Victoria Theatre, London (Atlantic) 33:16
- Art Blakey "What Know" from Meet You at the Jazz Corner of the World, Volume 1 (Blue Note) 44:01
- Illinois Jacquet "Groovin'" from Flying Home: Best of the Verve Years (Verve) 54:26
- Norman Simmons "My Silent Love" from The Art of Norman Simmons (Savant) 57:47
- Anita O'Day "Sing, Sing, Sing" from Anita Sings the Winners (Verve) 1:06:21
- Anita O'Day "Frenesi" from Anita Sings the Winners (Verve) 1:10:17
- Anita O'Day "Body And Soul" from Anita Sings the Winners (Verve) 1:13:25
- Gene Krupa "Let Me Off Uptown" from Drummer Man (Verve) 1:16:32
- Stan Kenton "And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine" from Stan Kenton's Greatest Hits (Capitol) 1:20:28
- Babs Gonzales "Professor Bop" from Weird Lullaby (Blue Note) 1:23:35
- Roy Hargrove "Wee" from Diamond in the Rough (RCA Novus) 1:26:36
- Ornette Coleman "T & T" from Ornette! (Atlantic) 1:31:07
- Lester Bowie "Night Life" from The Fire This Time (In + Out) 1:36:26
- Art Tatum "Plaid" from The Group Masterpieces (Verve) 1:46:44
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