Colossus - 16 bar form

piano and rhythm play through - 16 bars
head for full 16 bar form (head repeat head) sax on 1st part, brass on 2nd part
trumpet solo through form once
trumpet solo continues with other horns and vocals entering in an unorganized round
soloists drop out and reenter as they hear it
drum solo
tpt solos over drum solo off form
other instruments continue off form with jazz poetry vocals Bb harp
piano cues return to form. horns play bars 7 and 8 hook both times
horns play head for 16 like at the top
last two bars repeat many times with ritard, rhythm variations, and time shifting
ends on F7#11

Harpo's Horn A-A'

Quartet plays head. Guitar solos on A'.
Larry sings head vocalese. 
Suzanne scats on A' solo
Horns play head. Solo. trb on 2nd part. sax and tpt on 1st part
Horns play head different. Solo.
Horns play head different again. Solo
bass solo
drum solo joined by light solo improv off form
Rhythm repeats A' for a short solo section with scat vocals followed by layering and excessive blowing.
Horns play head on cue. Suzanne scats.
Horns play head. Take ending.

Blue Berrypie

Head twice with horns, tpt on 1st part, sax and trb on 2nd part (tenor adds harmonies etc 2nd time)
tenor solo supported by trombone
scat vocals solo
free solos with layering
bass solo
drum solo
off form improvisation starts with guitar and vocals on top of drum solo
piano leads back to form
free solos
head and out

Freddy's Blues (may be shortened due to time constraints - I will call out the soloists)

piano plays slow blues under narrative
rhythm enters on turnaround
vocals with guitar fills, trombone answering on 2nd verse
trombone solo
head twice trombone on 1st part sax and tpt on 2nd part
extended vibes solo!
sax solo
trumpet solo
M.B. bass solo
M.J. bass solo
George bass solo
drums and MJ lead us to double time with scat solo and horns
drums lead us back to original time. M.B. on bass
vocals with guitar fills, trombone answering on 2nd verse No "Play it Freddy" this time
outtro with musicians singing background "He's a teddy bear"