Bud Powell - Kitchen Listening

The Best of Bud Powell: The Blue Note Years

Bud Powell is another one of my favorite jazz pianist. He was also another victim of systemic racism in America. He was a jazz music genius who suffered from long term mental problems and a drug habit triggered by the racial discrimination he experienced every day in the 40's and 50's America put him in mental institutions. He later moved to Paris to escape the racism but sadly died at the age of 41. A tragic loss for jazz and American music.

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

The Book List 1970 - 2020

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's nest by Ken Kesey, 1962.

I read first read this book in the summer of 1974 about a year before the movie came out. It was a very powerful book and the first time reading Kesey. I would read Sometimes a Great Notion in 1978.

I read this book again last month. It was just as good the second time. Maybe better.

This story would also be one of my favorite movies. The 1975 film of the novel starring Jack Nicholson. 

There's a lot to be said about that movie...  IMDb

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, 1975

No Wow

No Wow. We were scheduled to host a weekly Parkside neighborhood Wine on Wednesday this evening but of course it's not happening. This picture is from our WOW last year where over 40 people were in our backyard over the course of the evening. We're going to miss having that kind of fun again tonight. And it's a beautiful night too.

The Parkside Wine on Wednesdays (WOW) are weekly summer gatherings of friends and neighbors that have been happening in backyards for seventeen years. The host provides snacks and each guest brings a bottle of wine and a glass. 

The WOWs have all be cancelled this year so far but hopefully maybe a few will be held later in the summer or early fall... with social distancing of course. We'll host another one next year.

No Wow... the song.

Waterfront Social Distancing

Today Becky and I went down to the waterfront. It was a beautiful day... except for the other people. We started out at the Erie Basin Marina, walked through the Naval Park, past the Liberty Hound and on to Canalside. Everywhere were went there were people obviously not maintaining adequate social distancing. There were not many people wearing face masks. We had ours but took them off when nobody was around. However, when walking along the paths we were constantly having to dodge people who walked right at us or who came walking up behind us very closely.

We had one incident where we were sitting in the shade under a tree in a couple of Adirondack chairs. A woman came along and dragged a nearby chair to a spot under the tree a few feet behind us. OMG, less than three feet away. We got up and walked away and as we looked back we could see her sitting in the chair I just vacated. Did she do that just to get us to move from our prime spot? What is wrong with people? The Pandemic must be making everybody crazy.

Fear and Loathing

The What When Book List 1970 - 2020

Fear and Loathing: On the Campaign Trail '72 by Hunter S. Thompson, 1973. Read this in Spring 1984. Replay and throw in a plague too.

I had read some of Thompson's work prior in magazine articles prior to this and was not particularly a big fan of his gonzo style of alternative journalism in the 70's but certainly did want to hear what he had to say.

I read this during the 1984 presidential campaign between Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale which Reagan in a landslide despite the already growing signs of his Alzheimer's disease which including confusion and forgetful behavior.

Over the next couple of years in the mid 80's I would also read his Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas from 1971 and Hell's Angels: A Strange and Terrible Saga from 1966.

None of that has prepared me for the Fear and Loathing on the 2020 campaign trail yet to come.

Happy Obama Day

June 14th

Trump's birthday and all of social media is flooded with pictures of President Obama

Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee

The What When Book List 1970 - 2020

Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee by Dee Brown, 1970

I read this book in June 1976 after a long conservation with several Native American activist from the Midwest who were in Philadelphia to take part in demonstrations and protest associated with the ongoing Bicentennial activities throughout the city in the Spring of 1976.

At the time Becky was living around the corner from my house. Across the street from her was a house full of radical students who were hosting the members of A.I.M. (American Indian Movement). Since they were friends with some of the people in Becky's house they asked if a couple of the Native American activist could stay there too which is how I met the group. One of the people there was a cousin of AIM activist leader Dennis Banks.

So after my conversations with members of the AIM group I read this book. The whole experience was a real eye opener. I also wrote a research paper for a class on the media coverage of the American Indian Movement and the Bicentennial celebrations issues the following semester. 

The book was very intense and heartbreaking.  I have always been interested in reading history and the author certainly did his homework gathering the facts which included the systematic slaughter of the native population. 

Side A / Side B

I've recently become an admin member of a new Facebook group called Side A / Side B that is devoted to the art of making mixes and is made up mostly of former members of the Art of the Mix website mix trading collective and in particular the Splitters offshoot group.

The photo here is from my third floor box of old mixes and is being used as the photo header for the group.

Here is the About section of the group:

"This group is for sharing the love of the mix - via tape, cdr, playlist, thumb drive, or 3-d printed vinyl (do they have that yet?). Please share your mixes here."

"We are also about discussing the joy of making the mix, the process and tools, the motivation, the resources, the sharing of ideas and of course the themes."

"We ask three things: 1: Try to give some context for your mix in the post (mix title, format, intention, history, albums sourced if available). 2: Try not to post a new mix more than once a week (in order to share the air). 3: Try to be kind to each other and be accepting of different points of view. Feel free to invite friends to this group, and we don’t want to get into issues of exclusivity. Perhaps we can build a group with diversity in mind."

"What kinds of mixes to post? Alternating DJ mixes, thematic mixes, whatever suits you.
Spotify mixes are fine, mix length is open, but we’re going for intentional sequencing in the venerable tradition of the mix tape, not data dumps. Also feel free to post mix challenges or collaboration ideas."

Another group was also recently formed Facebook with essentially the same people is now called AOTM Spotify Edition. Apparently some people in the first group didn't want to have anything to do with Spotify so a second group was spun off where folks can post Spotify mixes available to listen by anyone.  However, members of the Side A / Side B are also posting Spotify mixes so I guess it really doesn't matter.

AC Pop

50 years ago today. Flashback August 1969. Tickets were $15 for the entire weekend. Perfect weather unlike that other festival a couple of weeks later. The unlisted Chambers Brothers closed the show on Friday and were one of the highlights of the weekend. Also no CSN. Had a great time.

Come Together - Decade 2

Decade 2 - Come Together
8 hours 9 minutes

1. Come Together - The Beatles, 1969
2. Let's Work Together - Canned Heat, 1970
3. Dialogue (Part One) - Chicago, 1972
4. Southern Man - Neil Young, 1970
5. Ride My See-Saw - The Moody Blues, 1968
6. Pinball Wizard - The Who, 1969
7. I'm Not Like Everybody Else - The Chocolate Watch Band, 1968
8. Rock & Roll - The Velvet Underground, 1970
9. Whole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin, 1969
10. She Came In Through The Bathroom Window - Joe Cocker, 1969
11. (I Know) I'm Losing You - Rare Earth, 1970
12. Beware Of Darkness - Leon Russell, 1971
13. Season Of The Witch - Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper & Stephen Stills, 1968
14. Sookie Sookie - Steppenwolf, 1968
15. Peace Frog - The Doors, 1970
16. I've Seen All Good People - Yes, 1971
17. Low Yo Yo Stuff - Captain Beefheart, 1972
18. Angry Eyes - Loggins & Messina, 1972
19. Bad Side Of The Moon - Elton John, 1971
20. Wild Night - Van Morrison, 1971
21. I Walk On Guilded Splinters - Dr. John, 1968
22. The Witch Queen Of New Orleans - Redbone, 1971
23. Ball And Chain - Big Brother & The Holding Company, 1968
24. Help, I'm A Rock - The Mothers Of Invention, 1966
25. Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan, 1965
26. We're A Winner - Curtis Mayfield & The Impressions, 1968
27. Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday - Stevie Wonder, 1969
28. M'Lady - Sly & The Family Stone, 1968
29. There Was A Time - James Brown, 1968
30. I'll Bet You - Funkadelic, 1970
31. Fire And Rain - The Isley Brothers, 1971
32. By The Time I Get To Phoenix - Isaac Hayes, 1969
33. Slippin' Into Darkness - War, 1971
34. Spirit In The Dark - Aretha Franklin, 1970
35. Reflections - The Supremes, 1968
36. Cloud Nine - The Temptations, 1969
37. Harlem - Bill Withers, 1971
38. Inner City Blues - Marvin Gaye, 1971
39. Whitey On The Moon - Gil Scott-Heron, 1970
40. Sympathy For The Devil - The Rolling Stones, 1968
41. Turn On / Tune In / Drop Out - The Fugs, 1968
42. Heroin - The Velvet Underground, 1967
43. White Cat Heat - The Godz, 1966
44. Bird Song - The Holy Modal Rounders, 1968
45. Bat Macumba - Os Mutantes, 1968
46. Hallogallo - NEU!, 1972
47. The Story In Your Eyes - The Moody Blues, 1971
48. 5:15 - The Who, 1973
49. Do The Strand - Roxy Music, 1973
50. 20th Century Boy - T. Rex, 1973
51. Pablo Picasso - John Cale, 1975
52. Real Man - Todd Rundgren, 1975
53. Aht Uh Mi Hed - Shuggie Otis, 1974
54. Everything I Own - Ken Boothe, 1974
55. The Hurt - Cat Stevens, 1973
56. Brand New Me - Dusty Springfield, 1970
57. Because Of You - Gene Clark, 1971
58. Crayon Angels - Judee Sill, 1971
59. Let It Be Me - Roberta Flack, 1970
60. Oh Me Oh My - Lulu, 1970
61. At Seventeen - Janis Ian, 1975
62. Love Hurts - Gram Parsons, 1974
63. Forever Young - Bob Dylan, 1974
64. A Case Of You - Joni Mitchell, 1971
65. A Man Needs A Maid - Neil Young, 1972
66. Chestnut Mare - The Byrds, 1970
67. Alligator - Grateful Dead, 1968
68. All The Love Of The Universe - Santana, 1972
69. Hocus Pocus - Focus, 1971
70. Orgone Accumulator - Hawkwind, 1973
71. I Been Hoodood - Dr.John, 1973
72. Soulsville - Isaac Hayes, 1971
73. What Am I Living For? - Mark-Almond, 1973
74. It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City - Bruce Springsteen, 1973
75. Babylon - New York Dolls, 1974
76. Everyone I Meet Is From California - America, 1975
77. California Saga (On My Way To Sunny California) - The Beach Boys, 1973
78. Susie-Q - Jose Feliciano, 1970
79. I Can See Clearly Now - Johnny Nash, 1972
80. I've Been Hurt - Bill Deal & The Rhondells, 1969
81. Rainy Day Women #13 & 35 - Bob Dylan, 1966
82. Pandora's Golden Heebie Jeebies - The Association, 1966
83. House Of The Rising Sun - The Animals, 1964
84. Wild Is The Wind - Nina Simone, 1966
85. Caroline Say II - Lou Reed, 1973
86. Paris 1919 - John Cale, 1973
87. Every Picture Tells A Story - Rod Stewart, 1971
88. Captain Jack - Billy Joel, 1973
89. It Makes No Difference - The Band, 1975
90. Take It To The Limit - Eagles, 1975
91. (I've Been) Searchin' So Long - Chicago, 1974
92. Love, Devotion & Surrender - Santana, 1973
93. Across 110th Street - Bobby Womack, 1973
94. Hey Big Brother - Rare Earth, 1971
95. Higher Ground - Stevie Wonder, 1973
96. The World Is A Ghetto - War, 1972
97. People Get Ready - Curtis Mayfield & The Impressions, 1965
98. Who Knows Where The Time Goes - Fairport Convention, 1969
99. Sitting - Cat Stevens, 1972
100. Starman - David Bowie, 1972
101. Behind Blue Eyes - The Who, 1971
102. Shoot Out At The Fantasy Factory - Traffic, 1973
103. Conquistador - Procol Harum, 1972
104. Get Back - The Beatles, 1970

I Shall Be Released - Decade 2

Decade 2 - I Shall Be Released
8 hours 8 minutes

1. I Shall Be Released - The Band, 1968
2. Behind That Locked Door - George Harrison, 1970
3. Perfect Day - Lou Reed, 1972
4. Surf's Up - The Beach Boys, 1971
5. Pink Moon - Nick Drake, 1972
6. The Circle Game - Tom Rush, 1968
7. Lay Lady Lay - Bob Dylan, 1969
8. Crazy Love - Van Morrison, 1970
9. Stoned Soul Picnic - Laura Nyro, 1968
10. Who Loves The Sun - The Velvet Underground, 1970
11. The Wind - Cat Stevens, 1971
12. Every Night - Paul McCartney, 1970
13. Reason To Believe - Rod Stewart, 1971
14. Your Song - Elton John, 1970
15. Life On Mars - David Bowie, 1971
16. Brokedown Palace - Grateful Dead, 1970
17. America - Simon & Garfunkel, 1968
18. Helpless - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, 1970
19. I've Gotta Get A Message To You - Bee Gees, 1968
20. Today - Jefferson Airplane, 1967
21. Famous Blue Raincoat - Leonard Cohen, 1971
22. Thirteen - Big Star, 1972
23. Jesus Was A Cross Maker - Judee Sill, 1971
24. Tiny Island - Leo Kottke, 1972
25. These Days - Jackson Browne, 1973
26. New York City Serenade - Bruce Springsteen, 1973
27. Carefree Highway - Gordon Lightfoot, 1974
28. Ol' 55 - Tom Waits, 1973
29. A Song For You - Leon Russell, 1970
30. Mama Roux - Dr. John, 1968
31. Who'll Stop The Rain - Creedence Clearwater Revival, 1970
32. This Wheel's On Fire - The Byrds, 1969
33. Tales Of Brave Ulysses - The Rotary Connection, 1969
34. Rock Me On The Water - Linda Ronstadt, 1972
35. Big Yellow Taxi - Joni Mitchell, 1970
36. Easy Rollin' - The Rascals, 1968
37. Jennifer Juniper - Donovan, 1968
38. House On Pooh Corner - Loggins & Messina, 1971
39. Little Bit Of Rain - Karen Dalton, 1969
40. Dead Flowers - The Rolling Stones, 1971
41. Falling In And Out Of Love - Pure Prairie League, 1972
42. Anticipation - Carly Simon, 1971
43. Wishing You Were Here - Chicago & The Beach Boys, 1974
44. I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight - Richard & Linda Thompson, 1974
45. Alison Gross - Steeleye Span, 1973
46. He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother, Neil Diamond, 1970
47. Only Love Can Break Your Heart - Neil Young, 1970
48. I Believe In You - Rita Coolidge, 1971
49. It's Too Late - Carole King, 1971
50. You've Made Me So Very Happy - Blood, Sweat & Tears, 1969
51. You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling - The Righteous Brothers, 1965
52. When A Man Loves A Woman - Percy Sledge, 1966
53. Love (Makes Me Do Foolish Things) - Martha & The Vandallas, 1965
54. Ooo Baby Baby - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, 1965
55. Together - The Intruders, 1967
56. Ain't No Way -  Aretha Franklin, 1968
57. Goin' Out Of My Head - Little Anthony & The Imperials, 1965
58. Dedicated To The One I Love - The Mamas & The Papas, 1967
59. You Baby - The Lovin' Spoonful, 1965
60. Like A Baby - Len Barry, 1965
61. Don't Sleep In The Subway - Petula Clark, 1967
62. Je Taime... Moi Non Plus - Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birken, 1969
63. Can't Take My Eyes Off You - The Four Seasons, 1967
64. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Roberta Flack, 1969
65. It Ain't Me Babe - Joan Baez, 1968
66. What The World Needs Now Is Love - Jackie DeShannon, 1965
67. One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later) - Bob Dylan, 1966
68. Here, There And Everywhere - The Beatles, 1966
69. Tears Of Rage - The Band, 1968
70. Darkness Darkness - The Youngbloods, 1970
71. Roads To Moscow - Al Stewart, 1973
72. Help Me Make It Through The Night - Sammi Smith, 1970
73. Summer Breeze - Seals & Croft, 1972
74. Sunday Morning - The Velvet Underground,1967
75. Chelsea Girls - Nico, 1967
76. Daydream Believer - The Monkees, 1968
77. See - The Rascals, 1969
78. We Love You - The Rolling Stones, 1967
79. 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) - The Seekers, 1967
80. Michael And The Slipper Tree - The Equals, 1968
81. The Village Green Preservation Society - The Kinks, 1968
82. Jack O' Diamonds - Fairport Convention, 1968
83. When I Was A Child - Pearls Before Swine, 1969
84. Song For A Winter's Night - Gordon Lightfoot, 1967
85. Sing A Song Of Summer - John Martyn, 1968
86. Mr. & Mrs. - Incredible String Band, 1969
87. Place To Be - Nick Drake, 1972
88. If I Were A Carpenter - Tim Hardin, 1967
89. The Dolphins - Fred Neil, 1966
90. Turn! Turn! Turn! - The Byrds, 1965
91. All I Really Want To Do - Bob Dylan, 1964
92. Thorn Tree In The Garden - Derek & The Dominos, 1970
93. Scarborough Fair / Canticle - Simon & Garfunkel, 1966
94. Stoney End - Laura Nyro, 1967
95. Here Comes The Sun - The Beatles, 1969
96. Our House - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, 1970
97. Sea Of Joy - Blind Faith, 1969
98. Everyone's Gone To The Movies - Steely Dan, 1975
99. Don't Cross The River - America, 1975
100. Do You Know What I Mean - Lee Michaels, 1971
101. Spinning Wheel - Blood, Sweat & Tears, 1969
102. Beginnings - Chicago, 1969
103. Long As I Can See The Light - Creedence Clearwater Revival, 1970
104. Candle In The Wind - Elton John, 1973
105. Love Is All Around - The Troogs, 1967
106. You Wear It Well - Rod Stewart, 1972
107. Darling Be Home Soon - Joe Cocker, 1969
108. California - Joni Mitchell, 1971
109. I'll Keep It With Mine - Nico, 1967
110. Phantasmagoria In Two - Tim Buckley, 1967
111. Summer Wine - Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazleton, 1968
112. Ruby Tuesday - Melanie, 1970
113. Too Much Of Nothing - Peter, Paul & Mary, 1970
114. This Wheel's On Fire - The Band, 1967
115. Old Blue - The Byrds, 1969
116. I'm Willin' - Seatrain, 1970
117. Just For Me And You - Poco, 1971
118. Kind Woman - Buffalo Springfield, 1968
119. Caroline Goodbye - Colin Blunstone, 1971
120. Song For Juli - Jesse Colin Young, 1973
121. Amie - Pure Prairie League, 1972
122. If You Could Read My Mind - Gordon Lightfoot, 1970
123. Garden Party - Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band, 1972
124. You've Got A Friend - James Taylor, 1971
125. Always See Your Face - Love, 1969
126. Tell Me Why - Neil Young, 1970
127. Tecumseh Valley - Townes Van Zandt, 1968
128. Reason To Believe - Tim Hardin, 1966
129. Caroline, No - The Beach Boys, 1966
130. Massachusetts - Bee Gees, 1967
131. Carrie Anne - The Hollies, 1967
132. I Remember When I Loved Her - The Zombies, 1965
133. You Keep Hanging Up On My Mind - Wendy & Bonnie, 1969
134. Ball Of Fire - Tommy James & The Shondells, 1969

I Don't Want To - Decade 3

Decade 3 - Set 24 - I Don't Want To Go To
2 hours 27 minutes

1. (I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea - Elvis Costello, 1978
2. King's Lead Hat - Brian Eno, 1977
3. Promises - Buzzcocks, 1979
4. Vampire Rock - Fabulous Poodles, 1979
5. Walk On By - The Stranglers, 1978
6. Let's Talk About Girls - The Undertones, 1979
7. She's Got Everything - The Romantics, 1980
8. Needles And Pins - The Ramones, 1978
9. Glad All Over - The Rezillos, 1978
10. Denis - Blondie, 1978
11. So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star - Patti Smith, 1979
12. Go Your Own Way - Fleetwood Mac, 1977
13. So Long Baby Goodbye - The Blasters, 1981
14. I Knew The Bride (When She Used To Rock & Roll) - Dave Edmunds, 1977
15. Surrender - Cheap Trick, 1978
16. Don't Bring Me Down - Electric Light Orchestra, 1979
17. Little Thing Called Love - Neil Young, 1982
18. I Look For Love - John Hiatt, 1982
19. Don't Worry Baby - Los Lobos, 1984
20. Blue Jean - David Bowie, 1984
21. Family Man - Hall & Oates, 1982
22. Hot In The City - Billy Idol, 1982
23. The Bed's Too Big Without You - The Police, 1979
24. I.G.Y. - Donald Fagen, 1982
25. Sultans Of Swing - Dire Straits, 1978
26. Steppin' Out - Joe Jackson, 1982
27. What Do You Want From Life - The Tubes, 1978
28. Step Right Up - Tom Waits, 1976
29. Minute By Minute - The Doobie Brothers, 1978
30. Baker Street - Gerry Rafferty, 1978
31. How Cruel - Joan Armatrading, 1979
32. Laughing - R.E.M., 1983
33. Another Nail In My Heart - Squeeze, 1980
34. Three Minute Hero - The Selecter, 1980
35. Gravity - Pylon, 1980
36. The Lebanon - The Human League, 1984
37. Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Tears For Fears, 1985
38. Bad - U2, 1984

The The

Vinyl Spins: One of my favorite albums from 1983. Soul Mining by The The.

The Jungle

Back in the Day

This is what I called "The Jungle" when I was a young kid. It was a special place. The overgrown edge of a public park where I roamed through the paths of the underbrush. This is what it looks like today. Not exactly as I remember it.

Vinyl Spins - Their Satanic Majesties Request

Vinyl Spins: 

I bought this album in early 1968 shortly after it was released. Since this was an early pressing my copy has the fancy 3D lenticular cover art. Very cool.

I gave this album a listen to today and it stills holds up very well.

I think I was expecting an album that was going to sound like the first single... She's A Rainbow. I really liked the songs 2000 Light Years From Home and 2000 Man and have continued to use them in mixes over the years.

In And Out - Jazz Time 5

Jazz Time 5 - Set 12 - In And Out
1 hour 34 minutes

1. In And Out - Wes Montgomery
2. Bag's Groove - Larry Young
3. Shuffle Twist - Gene Ammons & Sonny Stitt
4. Everybody's Jumpin' - Dave Brubeck
5. Bye-Ya - Thelonious Monk
6. Groovin' High - Zoot Sims
7. Thirty-Three, Ninety-Six - Sonny Stitt & Brother Jack McDuff
8. Blues #3 - Ray Bryant
9. Gal From Joe's - Johnny Hodges
10. Nights At The Turntable - Gerry Mulligan & Chet Baker
11. Hank's Tune - Donald Byrd
12. I Don't Know - Chick Corea
13. Ernie's Tune - Dexter Gordon
14. A.M. Blues - Eddie Harris
15. Take Five - George Benson
16. You're Driving Me Crazy - Joe Pass
17. I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) - John Coltrane
18. Little Girl Blue (No.2) - Kenny Burrell & Thad Jones

Movin' On - Jazz Time 5

Jazz Time 5 - Set 11 - Movin' On
1 hour 31 minutes

1. Movin' On - Jimmy McGriff
2. Uh Huh - Hank Mobley
3. The Inch Worm - John Coltrane
4. High Step - Pepper Adams
5. Soul Meetin' - Lou Donaldson
6. Mood For Cryin' - Johnny Griffin
7. Sweet & Lovely - Lonnie Smith
8. Greasy - Jackie McLean
9. The Cape Verdean Blues - Horace Silver
10. Baby's Minor Lope - Grant Green
11. The Cat Walk - Gerry Mulligan & Ben Webster
12. Hub's Nub - Freddie Hubbard
13. Avalon - Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davis
14. K.C. Blues - Dizzy Gillespie

Feelin' Good - Jazz Time 5

Jazz Time 5 - Set 10 - Feelin' Good
1 hour 31 minutes

1. Feelin' Good - Stanley Turrentine
2. Skippy - Pepper Adams
3. Free Wheelin' - Joe Henderson
4. Smokin' - Hank Mobley
5. Giblet Gravy - George Benson
6. All The Things You Are - Johnny Griffin
7. Kenny's Sound - Jimmy Smith & Kenny Burrell
8. I Know - Miles Davis
9. Shoutin' On A Riff - Sonny Clark
10. Twelve Bars More To Go - Wayne Shorter
11. Around The Corner - Brother Jack McDuff
12. Tippin' - Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers
13. Parker's Mood - Charlie Parker
14. Opus 3 - Charles Mingus

Remember - Jazz Time 5

Jazz Time 5 - Set 9 - Remember
1 hour 32 minutes

1. Remember - Larry Young
2. All Blues - Chet Baker
3. I'll Remember April - Dave Brubeck & Cal Tjader
4. Sweatin'  - Joe Pass & Richard 'Groove' Homes
5. Messy Bessie - Jimmy Smith
6. Funk In Deep Freeze - Hank Mobley
7. Blue Boy - Gerry Mulligan & Tommy Flanagan
8. Scrapple From The Apple - Charlie Parker
9. Skippy - Coleman Hawkins
10. You Go To My Head - Bud Powell
11. On Green Dolphin Street - Wes Montgomery
12. Sweet Loraine - Teddy Wilson
13. Grandfather's Waltz - Stan Getz
14. Stella By Starlight - Sonny Stitt & Don Patterson
15. Things Ain't What They Used To Be - Oscar Peterson
16. Blue Haze - Miles Davis
17. Blue Lou - Lennie Tristano
18. I Love You - John Coltrane

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Out Of The Night - Jazz Time 5

Jazz Time 5 - Set 8 - Out Of The Night
1 hour 33 minutes

1. Out Of The Night - Joe Henderson
2. I Didn't Know What Time It Was - Dave Brubeck
3. Stanley's Time - Shirley Scott & Stanley Turrentine
4. Boy, What A Night - Lee Morgan
5. Strollin' - Gene Ammons & Brother Jack McDuff 
6. Bop-Be - Keith Jarrett
7. Body And Soul - John Coltrane
8. Adjustment - Horace Silver
9. Milestones - Herbie Hancock
10. Green With Envy - Grant Green
11. Close Your Eyes - Francy Boland
12. Are You Real - Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers
13. While We're Dancing - Ben Webster
14. Jivin' The Vibes - Lionel Hampton
15. Jelly Roll - Charles Mingus
16. Silk 'N' Soul - Brother Jack McDuff