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MUNI 20101215 – závěr 1. Dexterity (Charlie Parker) 3:54 Kenny Barron (1943)-p; Victor Lewis-dr. Englewood Cliffs, February 17, 1986. CD Enja / Musica Jazz/High Tide TIDE 9177-2. 2. Everything’s Cool (Marcus Roberts) 3:08 Marcus Roberts (1963)-solo p. Tallahassee, Florida, January 31-February 5, 1998. CD Sony SK 60554. 3. Blame It on My Youth (Oscar Levant) 6:12 Brad Mehldau (1970w)-p; Larry Grenadier-b; Jorge Rossy-dr. 1995. 4. Laird Baird (Charlie Parker) 4:02 Stephen Scott (1969)-p; Christian McBride-b. New York City, April 12-14, 1995. CD Verve 527 907-2. 5. Just You, Just Me (Jesse Greer-Raymond Klages) 3:06 Benny Green (1963)-solo p. Stamford, Connecticut, January 22-24, 2001. CD Telarc CD 83539. 6. FMFMF (For My Family, For My Friends) (Geri Allen) 5:32 Geri Allen (1957)-p; Cyro Baptista-perc. New York City, December 14-15, 1995/March 1, 1996. CD Blue Note 38297. 7. St. Thomas (Sonny Rollins) 6:38 Michel Petrucciani (1962-1999w)-solo p. New York City, June 1983. CD Blue Note 38329. 8. Donna Lee (Charlie Parker) 4:16 Gonzalo Rubalcaba (1963 Havana)-p; Ron Carter-b; Julio Barreto-dr. Toronto, Canada, December 14-15, 1993. CD Blue Note 30490. 9. Looking (Berlin Version) (Cecil Taylor) 4:55 Cecil Taylor (1929)-solo p. Berlin, November 1, 1989. CD FMP 28/Musica Jazz FMP FJ 02. 10. Syndrome (Carla Bley) 6:08 Gary Burton-vib; Makoto Ozone (1961)-p; Steve Swallow-elb; Mike Hyman-dr. Ludwigsburg, Germany, November 1984. CD ECM 1293/825 235-2. 11. Smoke in the Sun (Jan Hammer) 4:01 Jan Hammer (1948w)-elp, syn; Gene Perla-b; Elvin Jones-dr. Kent, NY, 1975. LP PM 005. 12. Song for My Father (Horace Silver) [fade-out] 4:06 Horace Silver (1928)-p; Carmell Jones-tp; Joe Henderson-ts; Teddy Smith-b; Roger Humphries-dr. Englewood Cliffs, NJ, October 26, 1964. CD Blue Note 84185. 13. Blues by Five (Miles Davis) [fade-out/fade-in fours] 3:51 Miles Davis-tp; John Coltrane-ts; Red Garland (1923-1984)-p; Paul Chambers-b; Philly Joe Jones-dr. New York, October 26, 1956. CD Prestige 003. 14. Walkin‘ (Richard Carpenter) [fade-in/fade-out] 2:33 Miles Davis-tp; Hank Mobley-ts; Wynton Kelly (1931-1971)-p; Paul Chambers-b; Jimmy Cobb-dr. Carnegieh Hall, May 19, 1961. CD Columbia 65027. 15. Azule Serape (Victor Feldman) [fade-in] 4:00 Nat Adderley-co; Julian „Cannonball“ Adderley-as; Victor Feldman (1934-1987w)-p; Sam Jones-b; Louis Hayes-dr. The Lighthouse, California, October 16, 1960. CD Capitol 31572. 16. Mercy, Mercy, Mercy (Joe Zawinul) 5:11 Nat Adderley-co; Cannonball Adderley-as; Joe Zawinul (1932-2007w)-elp; Victor Gaskin-b; Roy McCurdy-dr. Los Angeles, October 20, 1966. CD Capitol 29915. 17. Toddler (Clare Fischer) 4:42 Clare Fischer (1928w)-p; Gary Peacock-b; Gene Stone-dr. Los Angeles, April 12 & 14, 1962. CD Mosaic 019. 18. Vashkar (Carla Bley) 6:04 Paul Bley (1932w)-p; Marc Johnson-b; Jeff Williams-dr. Denmark, December 1991. CD SteepleChase 31303. 19. Doctor (Carla Bley) 4:18 Carla Bley (1938w)-p; Steve Swallow-b. New York, summer 1992. CD Watt/24. 20. Six Ate (Joanne Brackeen) 6:38 Joanne Brackeen (1938w)-p; Clint Houston-b; Billy Hart-dr. Weesp, Holland, July 14, 1976. CD Black Lion 760218. 21. Déjà Vu (Denny Zeitlin) 7:48 Denny Zeitlin (1938w)-various keyboards; Mel Graves-b; George Marsh-dr. Berkeley, California, summer 1973. LP Double Helix 1. 22. Sunshine (Jaki Byard) [fade-out] 5:08 Jaki Byard (1922-1999)-p; David Izenzon-b; Elvin Jones-dr. New York, October 31, 1967. LP Prestige 7550. .

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