Happy birthday, Hubert Laws!

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Title / Time / Year / Artist / Album / Composer 

  1. Pensativa (LP Version) / 4:03 / 1972 / Hubert Laws / Wild Flower / Clare Fischer
  2. Airegin / 5:33 / 1974 / Hubert Laws* / In the Beginning (CTI Records 40th Anniversary Edition) / Sonny Rollins
  3. Syrinx / 3:33 / 1971 / Hubert Laws / Rite of Spring / Claude Debussy
  4. Opus De Funk / 6:45 / 1974 / Milt Jackson & Hubert Laws / Goodbye / Horace Silver
  5. All Soul / 3:48 / 1964 / Hubert Laws / The Laws of Jazz/Flute By-Laws / Curtis Lewis
  6. Black Eyed Peas and Rice / 3:29 / 1964 / Hubert Laws / The Laws of Jazz/Flute By-Laws / Hubert Laws
  7. Dat Dere / 6:02 / 1994 / John Patitucci, Eloise Laws, Harvey Mason, David Budway, Dean Parks, Tony Lewis, Rob Mullins, David Carpenter, Peter Erskine, John Beasley & Hubert Laws / Storm Then the Calm / Oscar Brown & Bobby Timmons
  8. Seven Steps to Heaven / 5:12 / 1994 / John Patitucci, Eloise Laws, Harvey Mason, David Budway, Dean Parks, Tony Lewis, Rob Mullins, David Carpenter, Peter Erskine, John Beasley & Hubert Laws / Storm Then the Calm / Victor Feldman
  9. The Rite of Spring / 9:02 / 1971 / Hubert Laws / Rite of Spring / Igor Stravinsky
  10. Midnight at the Oasis / 5:28 / 1974 / Hubert Laws / The Chicago Theme / David Nichtern
*Link to Laws discography

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