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ALA.NI & Adrian Younge, Julieta Eugenio, Clarence Hines Jazz Orchestra
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- Tommy Flanagan "A Child is Born" from Made in Dublin (Livia) 6:08
- Vanisha Gould "Ghost of Love" from What An Interesting Girl (Cellar Music Group) 6:04
- ALA.NI & Adrian Younge "Get Over It" from Proud of Me (Linear Labs) 3:22
- Noel Langley "Monde Verde" from Syzygy (Suntara) 3:30
- Ernesto Cervini Quartet "Free In The Knowledge" from Water Pistols at Dawn (TRP) 6:49
- John "Scrapper" Sneider "Operation FUBAR" from The Action is the Juice (Adhyâropa) 4:18
- Julieta Eugenio "Brisa" from Mi Boathouse (Dox) 6:35
- Alex Roitman Tango Ensemble "Ruta Montanosa" from La Cocina de Tango (ARTE-FL) 3:39
- Laura Camacho Tango Project "Tifón" from Todo Tiempo Pasado (Laura Camacho) 5:58
- Gon Muruaga "Breaking the Space" from Lines in the Sky. Music Shaped by Listening (577) 9:52
- Shirley Scott "Don't Look Back" from One for Me (Strata-East) 8:56
- Cindy Blackman Santana "Blue Whale" from Coherence (Mack Avenue Music Group) 7:01
- Julian Banks Quartet "Hope St." from Oxymoron (Julian Banks Music) 5:43
- Julian Banks Quartet "Little Dove" from Oxymoron (Julian Banks Music) 7:30
- Bill Evans "Very Early" from California Here I Come (Verve) 4:44
- Brandon Sanders "Tales of Mississippi" from Lasting Impression (Savant/HighNote) 4:45
- Clarence Hines Jazz Orchestra "In Transit" from Along the Way (OA2) 5:44
- Michael Dease Big Band "Slow Gin Fizz" from The Sleeper: The Music of Gregg Hill (Cold Plunge) 5:40
- Steve Davis "I Could Write a Book" from Steve Davis Meets Hank Jones, Vol. 2 (Smoke Sessions) 4:34
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