| | John McNeil Look To The Sky CD - Import John McNeil Discography of CDs
Personnel: John McNeil, Tom Harrell (trumpet); Kenny Barron (piano); Buster Williams (bass); Billy Hart (drums). John McNeil Look To The Sky Songs | 1. | Chasing the Bird |
| 2. | Namely You |
| 3. | Terrestris |
| 4. | Little Dancer |
| 5. | Look to the Sky |
| 6. | Unit 7 |
| 7. | Look to the Sky - (take 1) |
| 8. | Chasing the Bird - (take 1) |
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