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Brad Walker, Bobby McFerrin, Nichols@100, Newk & More
Brad Walker
saxophone, tenor
Herbie Nichols
piano1919 - 1963
Sonny Rollins
saxophoneb.1930
Bobby McFerrin
vocalsb.1950
Leon Spencer
organ, Hammond B31945 - 2012
Betty Carter
vocals1929 - 1998
Sarah Vaughan
vocals1924 - 1990
Dave Brubeck
piano1920 - 2012
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" data-original-title="" title="">Dave Zinno Unisphere "Ta" from Stories Told (Whaling City) 00:00Dave Zinno
bass- Leon Spencer "Louisiana Slim" from Louisiana Slim (Prestige) 06:03
- Brad Walker "Oliloqui Valley" from Live at Snug Harbor (self release) 17:05
- Brad Walker "Sept" from Live at Snug Harbor (self release) 28:39
- Betty Carter "September Song" from I'm Yours, You're Mine (Verve) 42:06
- Herbie Nichols "Argumentative" from Love, Gloom, Cash, Love (Bethlehem) 53:15
- Herbie Nichols "Every Cloud" from Love, Gloom, Cash, Love (Bethlehem) 57:46
- Herbie Nichols "Love, Gloom, Cash, Love" from Love, Gloom, Cash, Love (Bethlehem) 1:01:39
- Sarah Vaughan "All of Me" from Swingin' Easy (EmArcy) 1:06:04
" data-original-title="" title="">Django Reinhardt "Lover Man" from Indispensable Django Reinhardt [1949-1950] (RCA) 1:09:51Django Reinhardt
guitar
1910 - 1953
" data-original-title="" title="">Miles Davis "No Line" from Collectors Items (Prestige) 1:13:20Miles Davis
trumpet
1926 - 1991- Miles Davis "Veird Blues" from Collectors Items (Prestige) 1:19:51
- Miles Davis "In Your Own Sweet Way" from Collectors Items (Prestige) 1:26:34
- Dave Brubeck "Travellin' Blues" from Time In (Columbia) 1:31:12
- Bobby McFerrin "Donna Lee Medley" from The Voice (Elektra Musician) 1:37:05
- Bobby McFerrin "Windows" from Beyond Words (Blue Note) 1:45:11
- Bobby McFerrin "Don't Worry, Be Happy" from Simple Pleasures (Blue Note) 1:49:17
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