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The Space Station Jazz Program
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 00:30
- Dinah Washington "This Bitter Earth" from Unforgettable (Mercury Records) 01:30
- Eddie Harris "Don't You Know Your Future's In Space" from Come on Down! (Atlantic) 04:35
- Dave Brubeck "Countdown" from Countdown Time in Outer Space (Atlantic) 09:59
- Ikue Mori "Moving off the Earth" from Tracing the Magic (Tzadik) 12:22
- Nala Sinephro "Space 6" from Space 1.8 (Warp Records) 18:39
- Mal Waldron "Space Walk" from Up Popped the Devil (Enja Records) 24:59
- Quincy Jones "Walking in Space" from Walking in Space (A&M/CTI Records) 37:58
- Ornette Coleman "Space Jungle" from Crisis (Impulse!) 37:58
- Pepper Adams "Spacemaker" from Julian (Inner City) 55:26
- Sun Ra & His Solar Arkestra "Saturn" from 7" single (Modern Harmonic) 1:02:26
- Quin Kirchner "Planet Earth" from The Shadows and the Light (Astral Spirits) 1:02:26
- Mary Halvorson Quintet "Saturn Sings" from Saturn Sings (Firehouse Records) 1:10:10
- Brandon Lopez, Ingrid Laubrock "Saturnian Staring" from No Es La Playa (Intakt Records) 1:15:18
- John Coltrane "Jupiter" from Interstellar Space (Impulse!) 1:23:26
- Duke Ellington And His Award Winners "Blues in Orbit" from Blues in Orbit (Columbia) 1:29:53
- George Russell Sextet "Blues in Orbit" from 1 2 3 4 5 6extet (Riverside Records) 1:32:18
- Sun Ra "Everything Is Space" from Somewhere Else (Rounder Records) 1:39:42
- Muriel Grossmann "Earth Call" from Earth Tones (Dreamlandrecords) 1:44:42
- Jason Moran "Planet Rock" from Modernistic (Blue Note) 1:55:07
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