CD ONE: Total Time: 70:08 Min.
01 Air [take 5]
02 Number one [take 1]
03 Number one [take 3]
04 This nearly was mine
05 Air [take 9]
06 E.B. [take 2]

CD TWO: Total Time: 78:31 Min.
01 Lazy afternoon
02 Air [take 21]
03 Air [take 28]
04 Air [take 29]
05 Port of call [take 2]
06 Port of call [take 3]
07 Davis [take 1]
08 Davis [take 3]
09 O.P. [take 1]
10 I forgot

CD THREE: Total Time: 76:00 Min
01 Cell walk for Celeste [take 1]
02 Cell walk for Celeste [take 3]
03 Cell walk for Celeste [take 8]
04 Section C
05 Jumpin´ Punkins [take 4]
06 Things ain´t what they used to be [take 1]
07 Things ain´t what they used to be [take 3]
08 Cindy´s main mood

CD FOUR: Total Time: 73;56 Min.
01 Jumpin´ Punkins [take 5]
02 Jumpin´ Punkins [take 6]
03 O.P. [take 2]
04 Pots (*)
05 Bulbs (*)
06 Mixed (*)
07 Johnny came lately (*)
08 Nona´s Blues (*)
09 TuneE 2 (*)
(*) Bonus Tracks

PERSONNEL:
On CD ONE & CD TWO [1-6]:
Archie Shepp tenor sax (on “Air” and “Lazy Afternoon” only)
Cecil Taylor piano
Buell Neidlinger bass
Dennis Charles drums
Sunny Murray drums (replaces Charles on CD One, 2-3, only)

New York, October 12 & 13, 1960.

On CD TWO, 7-10 & CD THREE[1-4]:
Same personnel as above.
Dennis Charles drums on all tracks.
Cecil Taylor plays celeste on CD Three, 1-3.
Archie Sepp out on CD Two, 9-10.

New York, January 9, 1961.

On CD THREE [5-8] & CD FOUR [1-3]:
Clark Terry trumpet
Roswell Rudd trombone
Steve Lacy soprano sax
Archie Sepp tenor sax
Charles Davis baritone sax
Cecil Taylor piano
Buell Neidlinger bass
Billy Higgins drums

New York, January 10, 1961. Note: “Cindy’s Main Mood” and “O.P.” [tk2] are trio performances by Taylor, Neidlinger & Higgins. Higgins also plays tympani on “O.P.”
(*) BONUS TRACKS:

CD Four [4-6]:
Ted Curson (tp on 6 only),
Roswell Rudd trombone on 6 only)
Jimmy Lyons alto sax
Archie Shepp tenor sax
Cecil Taylor piano
Henry Grimes bass
Sunny Murray drum
Gil Evans conduction

Englewood Cliffs, N.J., October 10, 1961.

CD Four [7-9]:
Steve Lacy soprane sax
Cecil Taylor piano
Buell Neidlinger bass
Dennis Charles drums

Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, Rhode Island, July 6, 1957