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Armen Donelian, The Birdland Big Band, Brandon Suarez and Dave Douglas
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- Dave Douglas "Friendly Gargoyle" Alloy (Greenleaf Music) 0:00
- Host talks 5:49
- The High Society New Orleans Jazz Band "Here Comes The Hot Tamale Man" Live at Birdland (Turtle Bay Records) 8:25
- Brandon Suarez "Barbados" Introducing (Cellar Live) 13:43
- Host talks 16:56
- Joe Policastro Trio "The Man Who Sold the World" Mending Wall (Jerujazz Records) 17:50
- Tom Gershwin "Belong Here" Wellspring (Self Released) 22:44
- Host talks 25:35
- Armen Donelian "Love's Endless Spin" Stargazer (Sunnyside) 26:20
- Jeff Walton "Blues for George" Pack Animals (Self Titled) 32:00
- Host talks 37:41
- Kat Ellis Ensemble "Everybody's Talkin'" Talking to Myself {Kat Ellis) 38:35
- Milan Verbist "Happy House" Time Change (Origin Records) 43:56
- Host talks 48:13
- The Birdland Big Band "Nonsense" The Music of Mark Miller {Birdland Records) 48:44
- Host talks 53:33
- Colin Hancock's Jazz Hounds "Cake Walkin' Babies (From Home)" Cat and The Hounds (Turtle Bay Records) 54:06
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