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Savoy Almost Gave Me a Migraine & More!
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- Bobby Hutcherson "Love Samba" from Good Bait (Landmark) 00:00
- McCoy Tyner "Travelin' Blues" from Manhattan Moods (Blue Note) 07:16
- Houston Person "Snake Eyes" from Soul Dance! (Prestige) 12:49
- Houston Person "What a Difference a Day Makes" from Soul Dance! (Prestige) 18:57
- Houston Person "Soul Dance" from Soul Dance! (Prestige) 24:43
- Sonny Rollins "Why Don't I" from Sonny Rollins, Volume 2 (Blue Note) 29:00
- Sonny Rollins "You Stepped Out of a Dream" from Sonny Rollins, Volume 2 (Blue Note) 35:22
- Sonny Rollins "Poor Butterfly" from Sonny Rollins, Volume 2 (Blue Note) 41:30
- Gabe Terracciano "Pundit" from In Flight (Red Piano) 47:51
- Dizzy Gillespie " Panamericana " from Gillespiana (Verve) 57:41
- Charlie Parker "Thriving On a Riff" from Complete Savoy Studio Sessions (Savoy) 1:02:39
- Charlie Parker "Warming Up a Riff" from Complete Savoy Studio Sessions (Savoy) 1:06:14
- Stan Getz "Opus De Bop" from Classic Savoy Be-Bop Sessions 1945-49 (Mosaic) 1:08:54
- Leo Parker "Wee Dot" from Classic Savoy Be-Bop Sessions 1945-49 (Mosaic) 1:11:34
- Leo Parker "Leapin' Leo" from Classic Savoy Be-Bop Sessions 1945-49 (Mosaic) 1:15:09
- Charlie Parker "Meandering" from Complete Savoy Studio Sessions (Savoy) 1:18:02
- Vanessa Rubin "On a Misty Night" from The Dream Is You (Nibur) 1:21:23
- Yes! Trio "Tokyo's Dream" from Groove Du Jour (jazz&people) 1:26:29
- Carmen McRae "I Could Have Told You So" from As Time Goes By (JVC) 1:31:41
- Carmen McRae "More Than You Know" from As Time Goes By (JVC) 1:36:25
- Carmen McRae "Try a Little Tenderness" from As Time Goes By (JVC) 1:41:58
- David Bixler "My Soul Swoons Slowly" from Blended Lineage (Red Piano) 1:46:43
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