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Remembering Jack DeJohnette: His Musicianship and Legacy
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- Charles Lloyd "Sombrero Sam" from Dream Weaver (Atlantic) 00:00
- Jack DeJohnette "Brown, Warm, And Wintry" from The Jack DeJohnette Complex (Milestone) 7:46
- Jackie McLean "Soft Blue" from Jacknife (Blue Note) 12:45
- Betty Carter "What Is This Tune?" from Feed The Fire (Verve) 20:06
- Bill Evans Trio "Walkin' Up" from At The Montreux Jazz Festival (Verve) 34:26
- Freddie Hubbard "First Light" from First Light (CTI) 37:58
- Jack DeJohnette "Epilog" from Sorcery (Prestige) 48:52
- Compost "Compost Festival" from Life Is Round (Columbia) 51:57
- Sonny Rollins "Keep Hold Of Yourself" from Next Album (Milestone) 1:00:56
- Eliane Elias "The Beat Of My Heart" from Everything I Love (Blue Note) 1:05:23
- Tommy Smith "Step By Step" from Step By Step (Blue Note) 1:07:36
- Gateway "Modern Times" from Homecoming (ECM) 1:14:50
- Geri Allen and Dave Holland and Jack DeJohnette "In Appreciation: A Celebration Song" from The Life Of A Song (Telarc) 1:22:10
- Keith Jarrett and Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette "Butch And Butch" from Up For It (ECM) 1:35:31
- Bruce Hornsby and Christian McBride and Jack DeJohnette "Camp Meeting" from Camp Meeting (Legacy) 1:42:55
- Tia Fuller "Soul Eyes" from Diamond Cut (Mack Avenue) 1:48:33
- Jack DeJohnette "Lay Lady Lay" from Hudson (Motema) 1:54:05
- John Abercrombie and Jan Hammer and Jack DeJohnette "Red And Orange" from Timeless (ECM) 2:07:29
- Miles Davis "Bitches Brew" from The Lost Quintet (Sleepy Night) 2:12:47
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