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Alex Sipiagin, Jared Hall, Eric Alexander, Amber Weekes and more
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- Alex Sipiagin "Lost" from Horizons (Blue Room Music) 00:00
- Jared Hall "Song For Shaw" from Influences (Origin Records) 06:21
- Eric Alexander "But Beautiful" from Timing Is Everything (Cellar Music Group) 12:19
- Amber Weekes "Save Your Love For Me" from A Lady With A Song (Amber Inn Records) 19:56
- Eyal Vilner "Afternoon At Smalls" from Swingin' Uptown (Eyal Vilner Big Band) 24:07
- Jihee Heo "New Yorker Step" from Flow (Origin Records) 30:07
- Anthony Stanco "Minor Time" from Stanco's Time (OA2 Records) 34:29
- Clarence Penn "Sometimes It Snows in April" from Behind the Voice (Origin Records) 39:42
- Anthony Branker "Crystal Angel" from Songs My Mom Liked (Origin Records) 45:32
- Lee Mckinney "A Shade of Jade" from Reflection in Two Shades (Summit Records) 52:42
- Antonio Adolfo "Night And Day" from Love Cole Porter (AAM Music) 59:45
- Greg Chako "It Might As Well Be Spring" from Standard Roots (Mint 400 Records) 1:05:44
- Scott Gilman "The Deep End" from So Far (Scott Gilman Music) 1:13:04
- Olivia Foschi "Savoring The Rain" from A Window Within (Olivia Foschi ) 1:19:18
- Mariah Parker "Rendezvous" from Windows Through Time (Ancient Future Records) 1:24:25
- Greg Skaff "Reach Down Deep" from Re Up (Soulmation Records) 1:30:42
- Ray Brown "The Touch Of Your Lips" from I Could Write A Book (Summit Records) 1:35:42
- Judith Owen "Blossom's Blues" from Come Alive (Twanky Records) 1:40:00
- Bob Boguslaw and The Way "Sanctuary" from Tributes (Independent) 1:45:43
- Yelena Eckemoff "About Cats" from Romance of the Moon (L and H Productions) 1:51:51
- Gardyn Jazz Orchestra "By The Stoney Creek" from Vinyl Brews (JCGardner Music) 1:59:07
- Behn Gillece "Four Of A Kind" from Stick Together (Posi-Tone Records) 2:08:06
- Alexander Claffy "Jinriksha" from Memento (Cellar Music Group) 2:14:12
- Ben Sidran "Are We There Yet" from Rainmaker (Nardis/Bonsai) 2:20:18
- Conrad Herwig "Passion Dance" from The Latin Side Of McCoy Tyner (Savant Records) 2:26:24
- Ray Obiedo "Zulaya" from Twist (Rhythmus Records) 2:32:30
- Oscar Hernandez "Jazz Pa L Mambo" from No Words Needed (Ovation Records) 2:38:36
- Lisa Rich "Throw It Away" from Long As You're Living (Tritone Records) 2:44:42
- Idit Shner "Conestoga" from Ngatibatanei / Let Us Unite! (OA2 Records) 2:50:48
- Something Else! "Driftin'" from Soul Jazz (Smoke Sessions) 2:56:54
- Bobby Broom "Layla" from Jama lot (Steele Records) 3:03:00
- The Jazz Defenders "Chasing Fantasies" from Memory In Motion (ITI Music) 3:09:06
- Troy Roberts "The Question" from Green Lights (Toy Robot Music) 3:15:12
- Nancy Erickson Lamont "G 'n' K" from Through The Passages (Vital Flame Productions) 3:21:18
- Win Pongsakorn "You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me" from Time Has Changed (Cellar Music Group) 3:27:24
- George Colligan "M. Gustave H" from You'll Hear It (La Reserve) 3:33:30
- David Schumacher "Cal Massey" from Smoke In The Sky (Cellar Music Group) 3:39:36
- Michael O'Neill "If I Should Lose You" from Synergy (Jazzmo Records) 3:45:42
- Rachel Z "Inamorata" from Sensual (Dot Time) 3:51:48
- Etienne Charles "Old School" from Creole Orchestra (Culture Shock Music) 3:57:54
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