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Zorn's Bagatelles to Garner's Mambo
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:00
- Jason Moran "Ballin the Jack/Feed the Fire" from From the Dance Hall to the Battlefielfd (Yes Records) 02:30
- Kenny Barron "Sun Shower" from The Source (Artwork Records) 08:23
- Pandelis Karayorgis Trio "Stars Over Marrakesh" from The Hasaan, Hope & Monk Project (Driff Records) 16:59
- Brian Marsella "Bagatelle #292" from John Zorn's Bagatelles (Vol. 5-8) (Tzadik) 24:36
- Brian Marsella Trio "Bagatelle #266" from John Zorn's Bagatelles (Vol. 5-8) (Tzadik) 30:01
- Kris Davis Quartet "Bagatelle #88" from John Zorn's Bagatelles (Vol. 5-8) (Tzadik) 34:19:45
- John Medeski Trio "Bagatelle #21" from John Zorn's Bagatelles (Vol. 5-8) (Tzadik)41:45
- Thad Jones "Bitty Ditty" from Thad Jones (Debut)47:36
- Thad Jones, Mel Lewis "Mornin' Reverend" from Live in Munich (Horizon) 52:92
- Terry Pollard, Terry Gibbs "Nutty Notes" from A Detroit Jazz Legend (Fresh Sound Records) 58:00
- Erroll Garner "Mambo Garner" from Mambo Moves (Mercury Records) 1:04:54
- Woody Herman, Erroll Garner Trio "I'm Beginning to See the Light" from Music For Tired Lovers (Mercury Records) 1:11:27
- Erroll Garner "Bewitched" from Gone Garner Gonest (Columbia Records) 1:15:13
- Roland Hanna "Killing Me Softly With His Song" from Sir Elf (Choice) 1:20:20
- Jessica Williams "My Romance" from Portraits (Adelphi Records) 1:25:23
- Red Garland "If I Were A Bell" from Red Garland's Piano (Prestige) 1:32:59
- Jo Lawry "If I Were A Bell" from Acrobats (Whirlwind Recordings) 1:39:38
- Duke Ellington "Ring Dem Bells" from Duke Ellington In The Thirties (Living Era) 1:39:38
- Jason Moran "For James" from From the Dance Hall to the Battlefielfd (Yes Records) 1:49:25
- Jo Lawry "You're The Top" from Acrobats (Whirlwind Recordings) 1:55:18
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