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Antonio Faraò, Björn Meyer, Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, Mativetsky Amiri Pagé
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- Doug Carn "Infant Eyes" from Infant Eyes (Black Jazz) 10:00
- Allen Austin-Bishop "Ordinary Fool" from No One is Alone (AAB) 5:04
- David Basse "The Light of Our Love" from The War Within (Big Head Productions) 4:39
- Antonio Faraò "There Will Never Be Another You" from Kind Of... (Notes Around AG) 3:03
- Jake Baxendale "Techniques" from Waypeople (Earthshift Music) 2:57
- Björn Meyer "Gravity" from Convergence (ECM) 4:50
- Oscar Laven "Tall Poppy Stomp" from Elegent Calamity (Thick) 6:52
- Eyal Vilner Big Band "Once is Not Enough" from Big Apple Stomp (Eyal Vilner) 3:22
- Cincinnati Pops Orchestra "St. Louis Blues" from Harlem Renaissance (Cincinnati Pops) 5:16
- Cyger and Butterworth "Plaid Pants" from Plaid Pants (Outrageous8 ) 4:43
- Interplay Jazz Orchestra "The Congregation" from Bite Your Tongue (Bigtime) 5:37
- [SINGLE] Nina Simone-Solomon "Take Care of Business [Solomun Mix]" from [SINGLE] (Verve) 3:10
- Daggerboard The Skipper and Mike Clark "Changing Emphasis" from Daggerboard The Skipper and Mike Clark (Wide Hive) 4:56
- Jon Irabagon "Focus Out" from Focus Out (Irragast) 9:17
- Mativetsky Amiri Pagé "Pathos" from Metamorphose (Fifth House Music) 12:46
- Tommy Smith "In the Cave" from Twin Towers (Tommy Smith & Edwin Morgan) 4:01
- Audrey Ochoa "Another One" from The Sorceress (Chronograph) 5:34
- The Jones Factor "She Didn't Need No Bougee Bed" from Not Sure (JFM) 5:52
- Harold Mabern "The Chief" from Afro Blue (Smoke Sessions) 4:02
- Brian Molley "Ritornello Ceilidh" from Tùs/Origin (BGMM) 2:48
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