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Red Garland Centennial, Bigger Band Works, $8 Finds
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:00
- Cecile McLorin Salvant "Dites Moi Que Je Suis Belle" from Mélusine (Nonesuch) 01:30
- Artemis "Bow and Arrow" from In Real Time (Blue Note) 04:56
- Lesley Mok "Of Appearance" from The Living Collection (Terrorbird) 11:41
- Michael Formanek Elusion Quartet "Rockaway Beach" from As Things Do (Intakt Records) 13:57
- The Pee Wee Russell Quartet "Trunaround" from Ask Me Now! (Impulse!) 21:59
- Duke Ellington and His Orchestra "Prima Bara Dubla" from Newport 1958 (Columbia) 26:07
- Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band}} "Long Yellow Road" from Long Yellow Road (RCA) 32:35
- Thad Jones / Mel Lewis & The Jazz Orchestra "Mean What You Say" from Thad Jones/Mel Lewis & The Jazz Orchestra (Solid State) 38:58
- Randy Weston "Carnival" from Carnival Live at Montreux '74 (Arista Freedom) 44:54
- Panorama Jazz Band "The Game Plan" from single (Self Released) 57:36
- Miles Davis "Your My Everything" from Relaxin' With The Miles Davis Quintet (Prestige) 1:03:05
- The Red Garland Trio "A Foggy Day" from A Garland of Red (Prestige) 1:08:22
- Red Garland Quintet "Excerent!" from Reds Good Groove (Jazzland) 1:13:09
- Red Garland Trio "Somebody Else's Idea!" from Swingin' on the Korner Live At Keystone Korner (Elemental Music) 1:19:14
- Woody Herman "Four Brothers" from Woody Herman "The Thundering Herds (Columbia) 1:19:14
- Anita O'Day "Easy Come, Easy Go" from Cool Heat (Verve Records) 1:19:14
- Sun Ra Arkestra "Somebody Else's Idea" from Living Sky (Omni) 1:33:01
- Andy Kirk "Froggy Bottom" from The Chronological Classics 1929-1931 (Classics 655) 1:33:01
- Shirley Scott Big Band "Roll 'Em" from Roll' Em (Impulse!) 1:43:21
- David Murray Big Band "Lovers" from Live At Sweet Basil Vol. 1 (Black Saint) 1:43:21
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