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Albert Tootie Heath, Nick Finzer, Noah Haidu & Matthew Whitaker
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- Matthew Whitaker "The Organ Grinder's Song" Single (MOCAT Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:56
- Kandace Springs "Broken Keys" Run Your Race (SRP Records) 8:41
- Rachel Z Feat. Omar Hakim "Shephard's Lullaby" Sensual (Dot Time Records) 12:15
- Host talks 15:34
- Dave Bass "Offshore Breeze" Trio Nuevo (Tiger Turn) 16:13
- Leigh Pilzer's Seven Pointed Star "Beatin' the Odds" Beatin' the Odds (Strange Woman Records) 20:43
- Host talks 25:10
- Nick Finzer "CC" Legacy (Outside in Music) 25:27
- Queen Esther "Big Stuff" Things are Looking Up (EL Recordings) 30:31
- Host talks 33:12
- Brent Birckhead "Cold Fried Chicken" Cacao (Birckhead Records) 33:42
- Brian Bromberg "Solar" Lafaro (Be Squared Productions) 38:10
- Host talks 42:36
- Noah Haidu "After You've Gone" Standards II (Sunnyside Records) 43:16
- Hyeonseon Baek "West 4th Street" Longing (You&Me Music) 49:12
- Host talks 52:56
- Albert Tootie Heath "Pound Cake" Live at Smalls (Smalls Records) 54:29
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