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Anat Cohen, Delfeayo Marsalis, John Surman and more
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- Naomi Moon Siegel "Sabotage" from Shattering the Glass Sanctuary (Slow and Steady) 0:00
- Emmet Cohen "Time on my Hands " from Vibe Provider (Mack Avenue) 5:06
- April Aloisio and Joanie Pallatto featuring Bradley Parker-Sparrow "True" from April & Joanie Sing! (Southport) 9:26
- Host Speaks 14:20
- John Beasley and Frankfurt Radio Big Band "Medieval Overture" from Returning to Forever (Candid) 15:27
- Alexa Tarantino "Rootless Ruthlessness" from Firefly (Posi Tone) 21:30
- Juan Megna "Si Estuvieras" from Mariwo (Self Produced) 28:13
- Anat Cohen "Paco" from Bloom (Anzic) 33:48
- Host Speaks 40:30
- Eric Jacobson "Three of a Kind "from Heading Home (Origin) 41:45
- Bria Skonberg"Comes Love" from What It Means (Cellar) 49:09
- Delfeayo Marsalis"El Ultimo Cafe" from Crescent City Jewels (Troubadour Jass) 53:38
- Victoria Spivey"Going Blues" from Songs We Taught Your Mother (Fantasy) 58:40
- Host Speaks 1:03:25
- Tom Harrell "Wind" from Alternate Summer (HighNote) 1:05:00
- Sussan Deyhim and Richard Horowitz "Craving Your Embrace" from The Invisible Road: Original Recordings 1985 1990 (Self Produced) 1:17:10
- m: Los Carlitos "Draft Telchan For Dudley" from Return to Carlitos (Discos ICM) 1:21:41
- Host Speaks 1:42:44
- Melissa Aldana "I Know You Know" from Echoes Of The Inner Prophet (Blue Note)1:45:26
- John Surman "Words Unspoken" from Words Unspoken (ECM) 1:51:46
- Host Speaks 1:58:19
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