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Hampton Hawes Trio
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Tommy Flanagan Trio
107,558 listeners
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Junior Mance
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Bobby Timmons
142,549 listeners
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Cedar Walton
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McCoy Tyner Trio
53,034 listeners
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Bud Powell
404,927 listeners
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