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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:00
- Aruán Ortiz Trio "Shaw 'Nuff (Siento un bombo)" from Serranías Sketchbook for Piano Trio (Intakt Records) 02:00
- Hafez Modirzadeh "Facet Fourteen" from Post-Chromodal Out! (Pi Recordings) 11:59
- Christian McBride New Jawn "The Good Life" from prime (Brother Mister Productions/Mack Avenue Music Group) 21:10
- Roscoe Mitchell Trio "Bessie Harris" from The Day and The Night (Dizim Records) 28:27
- Janel Leppin Trio "She Had Synesthesia" from Ensemble Volcanic Ash (Cuneiform Records) 35:45
- James Brandon Lewis, The Messthetics "Fear Not" from Eye of I (Anti) 41:48
- Jim Black, Jim and the Shrimps "Crashbash" from Ain't No Satint (Intakt Records) 49:44
- Geri Allen Trio "Feed The Fire" from Twenty One (Blue Note) 53:12
- Billy Taylor Trio "Titoro" from The New Billy Taylor Trio (ABC-Paramoumt) 59:28
- Vijay Iyer Sextet "Nope" from Far From Over (ECM Records) 1:06:26
- Roscoe Mitchell "Frenzy House" from Conversations (Wide Hive Records) 1:13:07
- Roscoe Mitchell Orchestra "Frenzy House" from Littlefield Concert Hall Mills College March 19-20, 2018 (Wide Hive Records) 1:19:10
- Roscoe Mitchell "I'll See You There" from Conversations (Wide Hive Records) 1:30:49
- Roscoe Mitchell Discussions Orchestra "I'll See You There" from Discussions (Wide Hive Records) 1:36:46
- Christian McBride New Jawn "Dolphy Dust" from prime (Brother Mister Productions/Mack Avenue Music Group) 1:44:27
- Eric Dolphy "Music Matador" from Musical Prophet: The Expanded 1963 New York Studio Sessions (Resonance Records) 1:49:32
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