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Small Group Dates from Big Band Leaders: Sun Ra & Duke Ellington
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:00
- Mildred Anderson "I Don't Have A Chance" from Person to Person (Prestige, Original Blues Classics) 01:30
- Lester Bowie "For Louie" from All The Magic! (ECM Records) 07:15
- Panorama Jazz Band "Adiue Lachenben" from single (Self Released) 26:25
- Patricia Brennan "More Touch" from More Touch (Pyroclastic Records) 31:33
- Eri Yamamoto "Ends To Start" from A Woman With A Purple Wig (Mahakala Music) 39:20
- Sun Ra & His Intergalactic Research Arkestra "Sometimes I'm Happy" from The Invisible Shield (Enterplanetary Koncepts) 48:44
- Duke Ellington "Cottontail" from Duke's Big 4 (Pablo) 55:21
- Sun Ra Trio "Magic City Blue" from God Is More Than Love Can Ever Be (Cosmic Myth Records) 59:34
- Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, Max Roach "Fleurette Africaine (African Flower)" from Money Jungle (Blue Note) 1:05:23
- Sun Ra Quartet "Rebellion" from The Mystery of Being (Klimt) 1:08:59
- Sun Ra Quartet "Exactly Like You" from The Mystery of Being (Klimt) 1:21:21
- Sun Ra Quartet "Exactly Like You" from The Mystery of Being (Klimt) 1:21:21
- Duke Ellington "Intimate Interlude" from The Intimate Ellington (Pablo) 1:28:20
- Roots Magic Sextet "Run as Slow as You Can" from Long Old Road (Clean Feed) 1:33:28
- Roots Magic "Dogon AD" from Last Kind Words (Clean Feed) 1:39:07
- Marilyn Crispell, Gary Peacock "Azure" from Azure (ECM Records) 1:45:58
- Vincente Archer "Mirai" from Short Stories (Cellar Music Group) 1:52:02
- Mildred Anderson "Hard Times" from No More In LIfe (Prestige, Bluesville) 1:56:53
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