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Performer: Ron Carter

MILES DAVIS AT NEWPORT 1955–1975: The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Ah-Leu-Cha. Straight, No Chaser. Fran-Dance. Two Bass Hit. Bye Bye Blackbird. The Theme. Gingerbread Boy. All Blues. Stella By Starlight. R.J. Seven Steps to Heaven. The Theme / Closing Announcement by Leonard Feather. Spoken Introduction by Del Shields. Gingerbread Boy. Footprints. ’Round Midnight. So What. The Theme / Closing Announcement by Del Shields. Miles Runs The Voodoo Down. Sanctuary. It’s About That Time / The Theme. Spoken Introduction by Ronnie Scott / Band Warming Up. Turnaroundphrase. Tune In. Ife. Untitled Original. Tune In 5 / Closing Announcement by Ronnie Scott (Review by Marc Medwin)

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MILES DAVIS AT NEWPORT 1955–1975: The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Directions. Mtume. What I Say. Sanctuary. It’s About That Time. Bitches Brew. Funky Tonk. Sanctuary (Review by Marc Medwin)

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MILES DAVIS AT NEWPORT 1955–1975: The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Spoken Introduction by Willis Conover (Review by Marc Medwin)

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MILES DAVIS AT NEWPORT 1955–1975: The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Spoken Introductions by Duke Ellington and Gerry Mulligan. Hackensack. ’Round Midnight. Now’s The Time (Review by Marc Medwin)

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BLUE NOTE: A STORY OF MODERN JAZZ (Albert Ammons) (Review by Lynn René Bayley)

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Herbie Hancock: Lite Me Up (Ron Carter) (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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Ron Carter Stardust: (Review by Michael Ullman)

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Ron Carter and Jim Hall: Live at the Village West (Ron Carter) (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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Ron Carter and Jim Hall: Telephone (Ron Carter) (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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Ron Carter/Hank Jones/Sadao Watanabe/Tony Williams:... (Ron Carter) (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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Ron Carter/Herbie Hancock/Tony Williams: Third... (Ron Carter) (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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Ron Carter: Etudes (Ron Carter) (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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Ron Carter: Patrao (Ron Carter) (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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Ron Carter: Super Strings (Ron Carter) (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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ADDERLEY, NAT: A Little New York Midtown Music (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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ADDERLEY, NAT: Fortune's Child; A Little New York Midtown Music; Sunshine Sammy; Yeehaw Junction; Come Rain or Come Shine; Whipitup; Saguaro (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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BACH/CARTER: Orchestral Suite in D (Review by Michael Ullman)

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BACH/CARTER: Orchestral Suite in D (Review by Michael Ullman)

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BACH/CARTER: Orchestral Suite in D (Review by Michael Ullman)

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GARLAND, RED: Crossings (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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GARLAND, RED: Red Alert (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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GARLAND, RED: Red Alert; Theme for a Tarzan Movie; The Whiffenpoof Song; Sweet Georgia Brown; Stella by Starlight; It's Impossible (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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GARLAND, RED: Solar; Railroad Crossing; Never Let Me Go; Oleo; But Not for Me; Love for Sale (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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TRADITIONAL: Saguaro; Sun Shower; Blue Monk; Three Little Words; Laverne Walk; Little Waltz; También Conocido Como (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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TRADITIONAL: Thank you Thank you; Bullfight; Quiet Fire; Processional; Sweet Song (Review by Andrew Sussman)

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