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Worktime, One Step Beyond and Questions
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Playlist
- Charenee Wade "I Think I'll Call It Morning" from Offering (Motema) 00:00
- Jimmy Raney "What Is This Thing Called Love" from Raney 81 (Criss Cross) 04:24
- Danny Grissett "How Deep Is the Ocean" from The In-Between (Criss Cross) 10:53
- Kenny Werner "What?" from Animal Crackers (Pirouet) 20:04
- John Ellis "Won't You Be My Neighbor" from It's You I Like (Criss Cross) 24:53
- Tal Farlow "How About You" from Tal (Verve) 28:47
- Sonny Rollins "There's No Business Like Show Business" from Worktime (Prestige) 34:59
- Sonny Rollins "Paradox" from Worktime (Prestige) 42:07
- Sonny Rollins "Raincheck" from Worktime (Prestige) 46:57
- Cassandra Wilson "Skylark" from New Moon Daughter (Blue Note) 53:04
- The Fat Babies "Stardust" from 18th & Racine (Delmark) 57:53
- Brad Mehldau "Mignon's Song" from The Art Of The Trio, Volume 1 (Warner Bros) 1:01:30
- J.J. Johnson "Darling Je Vous Aime Beaucoup" from Complete Columbia J.J. Johnson Small Group Sessions (Mosaic) 1:09:17
- Jackie McLean "Saturday And Sunday" from One Step Beyond (Blue Note) 1:15:13
- Jackie McLean "Frankenstein" from One Step Beyond (Blue Note) 1:26:48
- Jackie McLean "Ghost Town" from One Step Beyond (Blue Note) 1:34:18
- Ferenc Snétberger "Fairytale" from Titok (ECM) 1:48:34
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