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Returned to Forever: The Chick Corea's Songbook, Part 1
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Iiro Rantala, Michael Wollny, Leszek Mozdzer "Armando's Rumba (Live)" Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic I (Live) (ACT) 0:16
- Host talks 5:57
- Don Grolnick "Oran" Medianoche (Rhino/Warner) 7:47
- Host talks 13:14
- Willie Bobo "Guajira" Do That Thing Guajira! (Tico) 14:15
- Michel Camilo "La Fiesta" Spain Again (EmArcy) 17:06
- Santana "Castillos de Arena, Pt. 2 (Sand Castle)" Lotus (Live) (Columbia) 23:02
- Host talks 24:14
- Bireli Lagrene, Sylvain Luc "Got a Match" Summertime (Dreyfus Jazz) 25:33
- Roy Haynes Trio "Folk Song" The Roy Haynes Trio (Verve) 28:11
- Diego Figueiredo "Spain" Tempos Bons (Stunt) 33:36
- Host talks 38:02
- Friedrich Gulda "Children's Song No. 20" Gulda Plays Gulda & Corea (Philips) 40:20
- Susanne Abbuehl "Children's Song No.1" Compass (ECM) 41:42
- Tommy Smith "Children's Song No. 7; Improvisation 1; Children's Song No. 7 -Continued; Bairn's Sang Batch 2; Children's Song No. 3; Improvisation 2; Children's Song No. 3 -Continued" Modern Jacobite (Spartacus) 44:35
- Host talks 51:06
- Kris Bowers "Matrix" Live at the Jazz Kitchen (YouTube) 52:40
- Nicola Andrioli "Crystal Silence" Les montgolfières (Dodicilune) 59:27
- Mural "Fingerprints" Shishi's Wish (Berthold) 1:02:20
- Host talks 1:07:37
- Chick Corea "Quartet No. 1" Three Quartets (Reissue) (Stretch) 1:08:18
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