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Andy Sheppard, Jonathan Karrant, Eva Cassidy, Wadada Leo Smith
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- Rare Silk "Storm" from American Eyes (Palo Alto) 5:33
- Senri Oe "Pure Scars" from Homework (PND) 5:19
- Yelena Eckemoff "Gamla Stan" from Rosendals Garden (L&H Productions) 9:35
- Aaron Quinn's Sunchoke "Sunchoke" from To Be Held (Endectomorph ) 4:01
- Andy Sheppard "Lawns" from Salt Catchers (ECM) 6:27
- Mel Tormé "September Song" from Mel Tormé in Hollywood (GRP/Decca Jazz ) 2:50
- Kelly Green "Solitude" from Eat Your Greens (Green Soul Studio/La Reserve ) 6:22
- Sullivan Fortner "Hymn for Linda" from Leave That In There (Artwork) 3:18
- Cassandra Wilson "Solomon Sang" from New Moon Daughter (Blue Note) 5:56
- Jonathan Karrant "I Caught A Touch of Your Love" from Full Circle: to Diane Schuur with Love, Jonathan Karrant (Green Hill Productions) 3:42
- [SINGLE] Eva Cassidy "It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)" from Jazzed (Blix Street) 4:41
- Elvin Jones "Currents/Pollen" from At This Point In Time (Blue Note) 11:12
- David/David "Pet" from Blame Haro (577) 4:35
- Brigitte Fontaine "Tanka II" from Comme A La Radio: Special Edition (WeWantSounds) 2:04
- Azymuth "Jazz Carnival [original full length]" from Marca Passo (Far Out Recordings) 10:39
- Azymuth "Ao Redor Do Samba" from JID04 (Jazz Is Dead) 4:30
- Fie Schouten "The Bed & The Room" from Open Space (Relative Pitch) 6:24
- Wadada Leo Smith "Meditations On Love" from Constellations and Hemispheres (Burning Ambulance Music) 6:39
- Dan Siegel "Resolution" from Resolution (Seal Stone Music) 4:23
- Linda Sikhakhane "Ilanga (feat. Zuluboy)" from LINDA (Blue Note) 4:06
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