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Masabumi Kikuchi and Gary Peacock - A Tribute to Paul Motian

andreas schmidt piano + composition
david liebman sax
kai bussenius drums
andreas henze bass
"pages"
recorded in berlin at a-trane jazz club

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Kenneth Berkel - piano

Straight, No Chaser

Standard - Kenneth Berkel

Niko Zeidler - sax
Kenneth Berkel - piano

Standard

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Excerpt from Loren Schoenberg's 1985 interview with Milt Jackson about first gig with Charlie Parker, and his early experiences in Harlem in the mid-1940's.

Milt Jackson On Charlie Parker And Harlem In The 1940s

song by  J. Davis, R. Ramirez, and J. Sherman

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