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1. Four Brothers
2. Come Rain or Come Shine
3. Theme in Search of a Movie
4. Bijou
5. What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life
6. Sonny Boy
7. Greasy Sack Blues
8. After Hours
9. Take the "A" Train
10. Medley: As Time Goes By/Mood Indigo/Blue Flame
11. Woody's Whistle

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