Duke Ellington “Flirtibird” from Anatomy of a Murder Soundtrack (1959)
Shirley Horn “The Sun Died” from Light out of Darkness (A Tribute to Ray Charles) (1993)
Shirley Horn “Meaning of the Blues” from The Main Ingredient (1996)
Shirley Horn “Here's Looking at You” from The Main Ingredient (1996)
Shirley Horn “Fever” from The Main Ingredient (1996)
Charlie Parker with Dodo Marmarosa “Yardbird Suite” from Complete Savoy and Dial Studio Recordings Disc 2 (1946)
Charlie Parker with Dodo Marmarosa “Relaxin' at Camarillo” from Complete Savoy and Dial Studio Recordings Disc 4(1947)
Charlie Parker with Dodo Marmarosa “Carvin' the Bird” from Complete Savoy and Dial Studio Recordings Disc 4 (1947)
Charlie Parker with Dodo Marmarosa “Stupendous” from Complete Savoy and Dial Studio Recordings Disc 4 (1947)
Charlie Parker with Dodo Marmarosa “Cheers” from Complete Savoy and Dial Studio Recordings Disc 4 (1947)
Stan Kenton & And His Orchestra “Artistry in Rhythm” from Stompin' at Newport
Stan Kenton & And His Orchestra “Design For Blue” from At The Las Vegas Tropicana (1959)
Stan Kenton & And His Orchestra “City of Glass Second Movement(Dance Before the Mirror)” from City of Glass (1951)
Shirley Horn “It Could Happen to You” from Close Enough for Love (1989)
Shirley Horn “Makin' Whoopee” from Light out of Darkness (A Tribute to Ray Charles) (1993)
Shirley Horn “My Man's Gone Now” from I Remember Miles (1998)
Wadada Leo Smith “Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Parks” from America's National Parks (2016)
Henry Kaiser & Ishmael Wadada Leo Smith “Funk Off” from YO MILES! (2000)
Hank Crawfor “Two Years of Torture” from The Hank Crawford Anthology Disc 1
Hank Crawford & Jimmy McGriff “Hank's Groove” from McGriff Ave. (2004)
John Coltrane “Aisha” from Olé Coltrane
Miles Davis “Seven Steps to Heaven” from Seven Steps to Heaven
Jackie Mclean “Blue Rondo” from One Step Beyond
Eric Dolphy “Hat and Beard” from Out to Lunch (1964)
Herbie Hancock “Eye of the Hurricane” from Maiden Voyage (1965)
Tony Williams Lifetime “Vashkar” from Emergency!
Stanley Clarke “Lopsy Lu” from Stanley Clarke
