Larry Vuckovich

Dexter's Mode (Larry Vuckovich original featuring a harmonic format reminiscent of Dexter Gordon's)

Flamingo (This is an authentic lyrical bolero.)

I'll Wait And Pray

The Man I Love (reminiscent of 1946 landmark session of Nat Cole, Lester Young, Buddy Rich trio)

Historia De Un Amor

Short Indigo (Jon Hendricks wrote and sang lyrics inspired by soulful, inventive Shorty Baker trumpet solo on "Mood Indigo" chord changes.)

Soultrane

Cast Your Fate To The Wind

Scandinavian Waltz

I Want To Be Happy

As Time Goes By Mambo

Bouncing With Bud

The Lady's in Love With You

Mediterranean Nights

As Time Goes By Mambo (Larry Vuckovich's unique mambo interpretation of this romantic ballad from the film classic "Casablanca")

Changes

I Ain't Got Nobody

I'll Walk Alone

Besame Macho

Serenade In Blue

The Man I Love

After Hours

Blue in Green

What Will I Tell My Heart?

I'll Wait And Pray (bebop era ballad recorded by John Coltrane and Sarah Vaughan)

Blue And Sentimental

Somethin' Special

Lolita

How Insensitive

Street Scene (Music Director Alfred Newman's movie theme from several 20th Century Fox film noir classics)

View from Telegraph Hill

Lester's Minor Blues

Sometimes I'm Happy

In Your Own Sweet Way (reminiscent of Tommy Flanagan-Wes Montgomery recording.)

Do You Call That A Buddy? (John Hendricks sings with ensemble reminiscent of the Duke's small groups, featuring former Ellington trumpeter Allen Smith.)

Ornithology

You've Changed

Motherless Child/ O Javore (Serbian folk song juxtaposed with an African-American gospel lament to show a similar minor mode.)

Kiss And Run

Dr. Herb's Herbs

Ornithology (Charlie Parker classic bebop anthem based on "How High the Moon" chord changes)

Blue Balkan

O Javore (reissue: of "O Javore" (Maple Forest), a Serbian folk tune.)

Belgrade Blues (reissue: Larry Vuckovich original minor blues over Middle Eastern scales and motifs recalls Horace Silver's "Senor Blues.")

Ah, Se Eu Pudesse (Ah, If I Could)

Come Rain or Come Shine

Why Not

Street Scene

Jumpin' With Symphony Sid

Oh, You Crazy Moon (inspired by vibist Cal Tjader's bolero interpretations of American standards)