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Tim Berne, Geri Allen, Dave Holland + Solo Works
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:00
- Tim Berne, Gregg Belisle-Chi "Big Belly" from Mars (Intakt Records) 09:55
- Tim Berne, Matt Mitchell "Purdy" from One More, Please (Intakt Records) 14:24
- Tim Berne, Matt Mitchell "Sîïñ" from Forage (Screwgun Records) 19:45
- Tyler Mitchell Octet "Cosmic Hop" from Sun Ra's Journey Featuring Marshall Allen (Celler Music) 25:29
- Paul Bley Quintet "And Now The Queen" from Barrage (ESP Disk) 31:46
- Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers "'S Make It" from 'S Make It (Limelight) 36:06
- Ronnie Boykins "Dawn is Evening, Afternoon" from Ronnie Boykins (Limelight) 41:44
- Dave Holland Quartet "Conference of the Birds" from Conference of the Birds (ECM Records) 48:46
- Dave Holland "Inception" from Life Cycle (ECM Records) 53:23
- Dave Holland Quintet "The Dragon and the Samurai" from Jumpin' In (ECM Records) 58:27
- Steve Coleman Group "No Good Time Fairies" from Motherland Pulse (JMT Records) 1:07:00
- Charlie Haden, Paul Motian, Geri Allen "Shuffle Montgomery" from Etudes (Soul NOte) 1:13:33
- Geri Allen Trio "Feed The Fire" from Twenty One (Blue Note Records) 1:19:57
- Anthony Braxton "To Artist Murray DePillars" from For Alto (Delmark Records) 1:26:58
- Ran Blake "Drop Me Off in Harlem" from Duke Dreams (Soul Note Records) 1:31:15
- Coleman Hawkins "Picasso" from The Jazz Scene (Verve) 1:33:19
- Okkyung Lee "Mountain" from Na-Reul (CvsD) 1:37:22
- Jessica Pavone "Silent Spills" from Silent Spills (Relative Pitch Records) 1:37:22
- Luke Stewart "01" from Works for Upright Bass and Amplifier Volume Two (Astral Spirits) 1:48:08
- Marta Warelis "A Grain of Earth" from A Grain of Earth (Relative Pitch Records) 1:50:42
- Fats Waller "Viper's Drag" from If You Got To Ask, You Ain't Got It! (Bluebird) 1:54:15
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