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Abdullah Ibrahim, Julie Kelly, John Coltrane & Sean Mason
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- Sean Mason "Kid" The Southern Suite (Blue Engine Records) 0:00
- Host talks 3:32
- Ray Charles "Strike Up The Band" Genius + Soul = Jazz (Verve) 4:57
- Cherry Poppin' Daddies "Hey Goombah" Single (Space Age Bachelor Pad Records) 7:27
- Host talks 11:11
- Will Matthews "Lil' Darling" Kansas City's Finest Local (KC Best) 11:50
- John Korbel "Lizard of Oz" Falling Feels Like Flying (Infinite Window) 16:23
- Host talks 20:37
- Maynard Ferguson Orchestra "I'm Beginning To See The Light" Plays Jazz for Dancing (Jazz City Series) 21:10
- Julie Kelly "Nothing Like You" Freedom Jazz Dance (Laurelwood Records) 23:49
- Host talks 27:23
- Lynne Arriale Trio "Courage" Being Human (Challenge Records) 28:42
- Rose Mallett "Feelin' Good" Dreams Realized (Rose Mallet) 32:14
- Host talks 35:20
- Abdullah Ibrahim "Dreamtime Live" Still Hard Boppin' (Gearbox Records) 36:33
- David Friesen "Perseverance" This Light Has No Darkness, Vol. 1 (Origin Records) 40:56
- Host talks 45:26
- John Coltrane and Red Garland Trio "Slow Dance" Traening In (Prestige) 48:16
- Host talks 51:28
- Tony Monaco "Da Daddy" Over and Over (Chicken Coup) 52:02
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