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RSD Releases, My Fair Lady, Steph Richards
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:50
- Lee Morgan "The Sidewinder" from The Sidewinder (Blue Note) 2:30
- Zaccai Curtis "Someday My Prince Will Come" from Cubop Lives! (Truth Revolution Recording Collective!) 13:55
- Noah Haidu "Over the Rainbow" from Standards II (Sunnyside Records) 21:02
- Sphere "San Francisco Holiday (Worry Later)" from Four For All (Verve) 32:27
- Kenny Barron "We See" from Beyond This Place (Artwork /PIAS) 0:39:43
- Yusef Lateef "Inside Atlantis" from Atlantis Lullaby The Concert from Avingon (Elemental Music) 0:45:19
- Brother Jack McDuff "Ain't No Sunshine" from Ain't No Sunshine (Live in Seattle) (Reel to Real) 0:58:49
- Cannonball Adderley "Walk Tall" from Poppin' in Pairs (Reel to Real) 1:07:33
- Art Tatum "Don't Blame Me" from Solo Piano Capital Jazz Classics Vol.3 (Capitol) 1:13:51
- Art Tatum Trio "Don't Blame Me" from Jewels in The Treasure Box The 1953 Chicago Blue Note Jazz Club Recordings (Resonance Records) 1:18:47
- Steph Richards "Supersense" from Supersense (Northern Spy) 1:22:36
- Steph Richards "Moutons" from Power Vibe (Northern Spy) 1:30:18
- Oscar Peterson Trio "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face" from Plays My Fair Lady (Verve) 1:30:18
- Shelly Manne and His Friends "Wouldn't It Be Lovely" from Modern Jazz Performances of Songs from My Fair Lady (Contemporary Records) 1:42:39
- Tito Puente and His Orchestra "On the Street Where You Live" from My Fair Lady Goes Latin (Roulette) 1:48:12
- Carla Bley "Life Goes On: Life Goes On" from Life Goes On (ECM Records) 1:52:17
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