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Alexia Gardner, Nel Begley, Fergus McCreadie, And More
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- Dean Stockdale "Blues Etude" from Celebrating Oscar (Self Released) 00:00
- Milne Glendinning Band "Am I Missing Something?" from You Me Him (Self Released) 09:10
- Alexia Gardner " Everything Must Change" from A Little Closer: Live at the Birds Eye Jazz Club (Self Released) 13:25
- Chris Coull "Daahoud" from Just One of Those Things (Self Released) 18:16
- Nel Begley "A House is Not a Home" from Small Flame (Self Released) 23:18
- Sue Ferris Quintet "McCoin a Phrase" from That Shoe String Thing (Self Released) 30:52
- Fergus McCreadie "Wayfinder" from The Shieling (Edition Records) 38:36
- Paul Harrison "Palhaço" from Encontros (Harriphonic) 45:19
- Eddie Palmieri "In Flight" from Listen Here! (Concord Picante) 49:22
- Strictly Smokin' Big Band "That Old Black Magic" from Sings Ella Fitzgerald with Alice Grace (Jazz Sound Records) 56:23
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