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Alexia Gardner, Chris Coull, Courtney Pine, And More
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- Chris Coull Quartet With Imogen Ryall " It Ain't Necessarily So" from Songs from Porgy and Bess (Rubicon Jazz) 0:00
- Alexia Gardner "Interview, part 1" from () 07:31
- Alexia Gardner & offbeat Trio "Chasing Hope" from Chasing Hope (Self Released) 11:55
- Alexia Gardner "Interview, part 2" from () 16:14
- Alexia Gardner "Milestones" from Feeling the Love (Self Released) 19:24
- Alexia Gardner "Interview, part 3" from () 24:04
- Abbie Finn "Windows" from Northern Perspective (Self Released) 29:41
- Paul Edis "Will O'The Wisp" from The Still Point of the Turning World (Lateralize Records) 35:21
- SwanNek "At What Cost?" from At What Cost? (Self Released) 39:52
- Threeway "Lost Weekend" from Looking Forward, Looking Back (Jazz Cat Records) 41:23
- Modern Vikings "Night Sky" from Tales of the Skald (Self Released) 47:51
- Joe Steels "A Blue Patch" from A Blue Patch (Self Released) 53:32
- Courtney Pine "I've Known Rivers" from Modern Day Jazz Stories (Verve Records) 01:00:38
About Alexia Gardner
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