‘East meets West’ was the central theme in the life of Nesuhi Ertegün (1917-1989). He grew up as the son of the Turkish Ambassador in Washington, and Nesuhi himself was to become an ambassador too: one of the most important producers and advocates that jazz has ever had. On the 30th anniversary of his death, Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic curator Siggi Loch dedicated an evening to commemorating this friend and mentor who had been like a father to him. For Nesuhi, jazz had no borders; this concert was a posthumous validation of the far-sightedness of that vision.

• 1. Aicha (05:16)
• 2. Bye Bye (07:50)
• 3. You Made It Hard For Me (05:25)
• 4. Ahlam (06:00)
• 5. Rimitti (05:39)
• 6. Hanging Gardens of Babylon (05:22)
• 7. Elevation of Light (04:30)
• 8. Encore: Bania (07:22)