The other tracks are Nonstop, I'm Upset, Diplomatic Immunity, Emotionless, and Don't Matter to Me (the latter featuring a posthumous Michael Jackson), plus three others as a featured artist: Lil Baby's Yes Indeed, BlocBoy JB's Look Alive, and Migos' Walk It Talk It.
Their hits included such songs as "Coquette" (1928) and "Let's Do It" (1929), the latter featuring singer Bing Crosby.
The ballad To Binge is devastatingly tender, while Feel Good Inc and Clint Eastwood (the latter featuring a masterful cameo from Snoop Dogg) are joyously cathartic.
Both shows were riotously and outrageously designed, the latter featuring a red (drag) queen in curlers, red PVC leather and a winceyette housecoat.
Subsequently, Thielemans led both European and American quartets – the latter featuring the elite Evans-inspired piano trio of Fred Hersch, the bassist Marc Johnson and drummer Joey Baron.
Other late-50s recording sessions included It's Magic and Abbey Is Blue, with the latter featuring a startling rendition of the John Coltrane anthem Afro-Blue.
The western Tien Shan includes the Karzhantau, Ugam, and Pskem ranges, the latter featuring the 14,104-foot (4,299-metre 4,299-metreak, the country's highest point.
BBC2 will also screen Kiss Me, Kate Prom and War Horse Prom, the latter featuring a new suite by Adrian Sutton from his score for the hugely successful stage version of Morpurgo's novel.
The music director, Michael Shapiro, similarly tilts the program toward Ravel, with "Le Tombeau de Couperin" and "Bolero," but also includes a Berlioz march and Saint-Saëns' Piano Concerto No. 2, the latter featuring Jerome Rose.
The former featured headliners such as Deadmau5, Future, and Skrillex, while the latter featured Eric Prydz, Loco Dice, and Paul Van Dyk.
The latter features the debut of James Earl Jones, who will be on hand to introduce the festival.
