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Violin Works For Jazz, Coltrane Between Miles And Sheets Of Sound
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:00
- Les McCann "Burnin' Cole" from Much Les (Atlantic) 01:45
- Donald Byrd "Black Byrd" from Live: Cookin' with Blue Note at Montreux (Blue Note) 08:23
- Thad Jones Eclipse "Honky Punk" from The Danish Radio Big Band & Eclipse (Storyville Records) 16:34
- David Murray Brave New World Trio with Brad Jones and Hamid Drake "If you Want Me to Stay" from Seriana Prometha (Intakt Records) 20:58
- Alice Coltrane "Walk With Me" from Translinear Light (Impulse!) 27:50
- Billie Holiday, Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra "Why Was I Born" from Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do (Columbia) 36:25
- Benny Goodman Quartet "Moon Glow" from All Star Jazz Quartets 1928-1940 (JSP Records) 39:47
- Teddy Wilson "Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams (And Dream Your Troubles Away)" from In Tokyo (Sackville) 43:14
- Tadd Dameron "Soultrane" from Mating Call (Prestige) 47:35
- John Coltrane "Dakar" from Dakar (Prestige) 53:35
- Ray Draper "Filidia" from The Ray Draper Quintet Featruing John Coltrane (New Jazz) 1:01:08
- Thelonious Monk Septet "Ruby My Dear" from Monk's Music (Riverside) 1:02:22
- Duke Ellington "Limbo Jazz" from Duke Ellington's Jazz Violin Sessions (Atlantic) 1:14:48
- Duke Ellington "Autum Leaves" from Duke Ellington Indigos (Columbia) 1:20:13
- Katherine Kyu Hyeon Lim "Sitting with It" from Starling (Self Released) 1:28:22
- Jennifer Curtis, Tyshawn Sorey "II" from Invisible Ritual (Tundra) 1:33:34
- Billy Bang Quintet "New York After Dark" from Rainbow Gladiator (Soul Note) 1:42:02
- Tim Berne, Craig Taborn, Tom Rainey"Heavy Mental (For Wayne Krantz)" from The Shell Game (Thirsty Ear) 1:50:22
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