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Shirley Scott, McCoy Tyner, PUNKT.VRT.PLASTIK, Cecile McLorin Salvant and, well, much more
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- Ron Miles "Queen of the South" from Rainbow Sign (Blue Note) 0:00:50
- Cecile McLorin Salvant "Until" from Ghost Song (Nonsuch) 0:05:10
- McCoy Tyner "Salvadore De Samba" from Fly With the Wind (Milestone Records) 0:12:41
- Melissa Aldana "Los Ojos De Chile" from 12 Stars (Blue Note) 0:24:52
- Ambrose Akinmusire "An Interlude (that get' more intense)" from On the Tender Spot of Every Calloused Moment (Blue Note) 0:31:34
- Rob Mazurek "Sun Ohm 1" from Father's Wing (RogueArt) 0:38:12
- Gerald Cleaver & Violet Hour "Pilgrim's Progress" from Live at Firehouse 12 (Sunnyside Records) 0:44:03
- Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio "Jimmy's Groove" from single (Colemine Records) 0:50:46
- Shirley Scott "Drag 'Em Out" from Drag 'Em Out (Prestige Records) 0:57:03
- McCoy Tyner "Message from the Nile" from Extensions (Blue Note) 1:13:39
- Terry Gibbs "My Yiddish Momme" from Jewish Melodies in Jazztime (Mercury) 1:26:01
- Neal Hefti Quintet "The Poor People of Paris" from Light and Right! (Columbia) 1:30:00
- Ralph Burns and His Ensemble "Bijou" from Spring Sequence (Jazztone)1:32:37
- Cab Calloway and His Orchestra "Pickin' the Cabbage" from Jammin' for the Jackpot, Big Bands and Territory Bands of the 30s (New World Records) 1:36:40
- PUNKT.VRT.PLASTIK (Kaja Draksler, Petter Eldh, Christian Lillinger) "Nuremberg Amok" from Zurich Concert (Intakt Records) 1:40:55
- Brandon Lopez, Ingrid Laubrock, Tom Rainey "Saturian Staring" from No Es La Playa (Intakt Records) 1:47:30
- Dorothy Donegan "St. Louis Blues" from The Many Faces of Dorothy Donegan (Storyville) 1:55:40
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