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Solos & Duets: Dave Rimpus, Sylvie Courvoisier & Mary Halvorson, Mingus and more
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- Petter Eldh "Kali Koma" from Koma Saxo (We Jazz Records) 00:00
- Cecile McLorin Salvant "By Myself" from The Window (Mack Avenue) 00:59
- Coleman Hawkins "Picasso" from The Jazz Scene (Verve) 03:24
- John Coltrane "Jupiter" from Interstellar Space (Impulse!) 07:09
- Dewey Redman, Ed Blackwell "F1" from Red And Black In Willisau (Impulse!) 12:31
- James Brandon Lewis, Chad Taylor "Radiance" from Live in Willisau (Intakt Records) 14:31
- Nina Simone "Love O' Love" from Silk & Soul (RCA Victor) 22:02
- Eric Dolphy "God Bless The Child" from Copenhagen Concert (Prestige) 27:05
- Duke Ellington, Jimmy Blanton "Pitter Panther Patter" from Duo (RCA Victor) 33:45
- Michael Formanek "Loop Back" from Imperfect Measures (Intakt Records) 36:52
- Aki Takase, David Murray "Blue Monk" from Blue Monk (Enja Records) 43:45
- Bill Evans, Eddie Gomez "Blue Surge" from Intuition (Fantasy) 46:58
- Peter Brötzmann, Walter Perkins "Grass Flowers the Wind" from The Ink is Gone (BRÖ 3) 52:04
- Art Tatum "After You've Gone" from The Genius Of Art Tatum Number Eleven (Clef Records) 59:04
- Joseph Jarman, Anthony Braxton "Together Alone (excerpt)" from Together Alone (Delmark) 1:03:34
- Camille Bertault "Goldburg" from Pas De Géant (Okeh) 01:17:30
- Matthew Shipp "Yesterdays" from Ao Vivo Jazz Na Fabrica (Selo SESC SP) 01:18:39
- Charles Mingus "I Can't Get Started" from Mingus Plays Piano (Superior Viaduct) 01:22:09
- Dave Rempis "Knox" from The COVID Tapes: Solos, Duos & Trios (Aerophonic Records) 01:26:50
- Colin Stetson "Those Who Didn't Run" from Those Who Didn't Run (Constellation) 01:33:36
- Sylvie Courvoisier, Mary Halvorson "Lulu's Second Theorem" from Searching for the Disappeared Hour (Pyroclasticrecords) 1:44:03
- Satoko Fujii "Inori" from Solo (Libra Records) 01:51:14
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