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Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Fay Victor, Marta Sanchez
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It ClubComplete (Columbia) 00:30
- Lee Lovett and his Orchestra "True Blues from Philly" from Jazz Dance Party (Strand) 01:30
- Sam Reed Quartet "I Wanna Be Free" from LIVE (Self Released) 06:27
- Charles Earland "Asteroid" from Leaving This Planet (Prestige) 17:41
- Jimmy Smith "I Got A Woman" from Home Cookin' (Blue Note) 25:23
- Ray Charles,. Milt Jackson "Hallelujah I Love Her So" from Soul Meeting (Atlantic) 29:19
- Ray Charles "I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts of Town" from Genius + Soul = Jazz (Impulse!) 34:46
- Joe Henderson "My Cherie Amouer" from Black Miracle (Milestone) 39:28
- Charles Kynard "Superstition" from Your Mama Don't Dance (Mainstream Records) 46:12
- Jaki Byard "Send One Your Love" from To Them-To Us (Soul Note) 51:56
- Vijay Iyer Trio "Big Brother" from Historicity (Act) 56:13
- Herbie Nichols "The Lady Sings the Blues" from The Third World (Blue Note) 1:06:21
- Billie Holiday "Lady Sings the Blues" from Verve History of Jazz (Verve) 1:10:06
- Herbie Nichols "House Party Starting" from The Third World (Blue Note) 1:10:51
- Fay Victor "Tonight" from Herbie Nichols SUNG Life Is Funny That Way (TAO Forms) 1:16:31
- Chris Connor "Trust in Me" from I Miss You So (Atlantic) 1:26:46
- Jazzmeia Horn "Lover Come Back to Me" from I Miss You So (Empress Legacy Records) 1:29:02
- Joe Williams, Count Basie "Please Send Me Someone to Love" from Count Basie Swings, Joe Williams Sings (Verve Records) 1:32:21
- Shirley Horn "Forget Me" from Softly (Audiphile) 1:40:07
- Esperanza Spalding "Unconditional Love" from Emily's D+Evolution (Concord Records) 1:43:50
- David Murray Quartet "Am Gone Get Some" from Francesca (Intakt Records) 1:48:36
- Marta Sánchez Trio "330 AM" from Perpetural Void (Intakt Records) 1:54:45
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