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The Gift of Music (Part 1)
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- Donald Fagen "The Nightfly" from The Nightfly (Warner Bros.) 0:00
- Sonny Rollins "Alfie's Theme Differently" from Alfie (OST) (Impulse!) 10:53
- George Benson "Dinorah Dinorah" from Give Me The Night (Warner Bros.) 14:36
- Kresten Osgood "I'm Black" from Hammond Rens (ILK) 18:14
- Jaga Jazzist "Airborne" from A Livingroom Hush (Smalltown Supersound) 31:39
- Don Byron "Cleo's Mood" from Do the Boomerang (Blue Note) 36:46
- Krystle Warren & the Faculty "Current Events" from Circles (Because Music) 41:30
- Marisa Monte "Bem Leve" from Rose and Charcoal (Metro Blue/EMI) 47:02
- Jimmy Rowles, Stan Getz "The Peacocks" from Stan Getz Presents Jimmie Rowles: The Peacocks (Columbia/Legacy) 49:26
- Tony Bennett "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" from Tony Bennett Sings For Two (Columbia) 55:10
- Marc Ribot "Delancey Waltz" from Silent Movies (PI) 56:30
- Ernst Reijseger "Reflections" from I Love You So Much It Hurts (Winter&Winter) 59:45
- Georg Graewe "Brilliant Corners" from Impressions of Monk (Nuscope Recordings) 1:01:32
- Paul Motian "Ugly Beauty" from Monk in Motian (JMT) 1:04:56
- Eddie Jobson "Ballooning over Texas" from Various Artists: Piano One (Private) 1:12:40
- Evan Ziporyn "Pandok -2" from Typical Music (New Albion) 1:16:18
- Susie Ibarra Trio "Azul" from Songbird Suite (Tzadik) 1:20:37
- Frank Zappa "G Spot Tornado" from The Yellow Shark (Zappa Records) 1:24:43
- Geri Allen "No. 3" from The Nurturer (Blue Note) 1:30:56
- Sidsel Endresen, Bugge Wesseltoft "Fifty Ways To Leave Your Lover" from Duplex Ride (Curling Legs/ACT) 1:39:07
- Mary Margaret O'Hara "Keeping You in Mind" from Miss America (Virgin) 1:44:01
- New American Orchestra, John Bahler, Vangelis "One More Kiss, Dear" from Blade Runner (OST) (WEA/Full Moon) 1:48:42
- Peggy Lee "Is That All There Is?" from Is That All There Is? (Capitol) 1:54:37
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