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Random Acts of Roach 2, Charlie Haden, Basie!
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 00:30
- Andy Kirk and His Twelve Clouds of Joy "Saturday" from Classics 1929—1931 (The Chronigical) 01:30
- Knoel Scott "Celestial" from Celestial (Night Dreamer) 05:51
- Kate Gentile "Jupiter vs. the Sun" from Find Letter X (Pi Recordings) 17:05
- Charlie Haden, Paul Motian, Geri Allen "Dolphy's Dance" from The Montréal Tapes (Verve Records) 28:15
- Charlie Haden, Paul Motian, Gonzalo Rubalcaba "Solar" from The Montréal Tapes (Verve Records) 34:28
- Dizzy Gillespie, The Double Six "Emanon" from Dizzy Gillespie & The Double Six of Paris (Philips) 45:52
- Dizzy Gillespie "The Chains" from 7" Single (Limelight) 49:36
- Dizzy Gillespie, The Double Six "Con Alma" from Dizzy Gillespie & The Double Six of Paris (Philips) 52:29
- Dizzy Gillespie "The Swords" from 7" Single (Limelight) 56:04
- Count Basie and His Orchestra "Belly Roll" from Li'l ol' Groovemaker... Basie! (Verve) 1:00:04
- Count Basie Big Band "Cash Box" from Count Basie Big Band (Clef Records) 1:02:33
- Count Basie and His Orchestra "Sent For You Yesterday" from Basie's Best (Brunswick) 1:05:54
- Max Roach "Blues Waltz" from Jazz in ¾ Time (EmArcy) 1:10:04
- Metronome All Stars "Early Spring" from All Star Sessions (Capitol) 1:16:36
- Clifford Brown, Max Roach "Joy Spring" from Clifford Brown Max Roach (EmArcy Records) 1:19:17
- Sonny Rollins "St. Thomas" from Saxophone Colossus (Prestige) 1:27:07
- Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, Max Roach "Caravan" from Money Jungle (Blue Note) 1:33:52
- Yuhan Su "Hi-Tech Pros and Cons" from Liberated Gesture (Sunnyside Records) 1:39:04
- Michael Formanek Elusion Quartet "Gone Home" from As Things Do (Intakt Records) 1:45:32
- Duke Ellington & His Orchestra "Basin Street Blues" from Berlin 1959 (Storyville) 1:51:37
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