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- Baltimore Jazz Collective "Red Lined" from Baltimore Jazz Collective (Stricker Street) 00:00
- Milan Verbist "No, I Haven't Time" from Change (Origin Records) 06:58
- Shawn Purcell "Lazy Day Reverie" from Oblivity (Origin Records) 13:02
- Juliet Ewing "The Man I Love" from Simply 'S Wonderful: The Magic of Gershwin (Juliet Ewing) 20:03
- Harold Lopez-Nussa "Toulouse" from Nueva Timba (Blue Note) 25:11
- James Danderfer "My Brightest Lights" from If Not Now (Cellar Music Group) 30:16
- Steve Rosenbloom "Mosley" from San Francisoco 1948 (Glory Music) 35:36
- Mark Winkler "It Was A Very Good Year" from Hold On (Cafe Pacific) 40:51
- Gabriel Alegria Afro-Peruvian Sextet "Panabe" from El Muki (Saponegro) 45:25
- David Kikoski "Winney's Garden" from Weekend At Smalls (Cellar Music Group) 53:07
- Mike LeDonne & The Groover Quartet "Slow Freight" from Turn it Up! Live At The Sidedoor! (Cellar Music Group) 1:00:03
- Enrique Haneine "Inconceivable Truth" from Conceivable Directions (Elegant Walk Records) 1:08:03
- Heather McKay "You Make Me Smile" from Life Got In The Way (Heather McKay) 1:13:31
- Kelly Green "Blue And Green" from Corner Of My Dreams (La Reserve) 1:19:06
- Brad Mehldau "Between The Bars" from Ride Into The Sun (Nonesuch Records) 1:23:33
- Brandon Suarez "I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face" from Introducing (Cellar Music Group) 1:28:23
- Roger Glenn "Zambo's Mambo" from My Latin Heart (Patois Records) 1:33:37
- Jen Allen "No Returning" from Possibilities (Truth Revolutions Records) 1:39:57
- Jim Witzel "Beautiful Love" from Very Early Remembering Bill Evans (Joplin Sweeney Music) 1:46:21
- Jimmy Greene "Speak Low" from As We Are Now (Greene Music Works) 1:52:35
- Birdland Big Band "Storybook" from Storybook: The Music Of Mark Miller (Birdland Records) 1:59:56
- Eric Alexander "Triste" from Like Sugar (Cellar Music Group) 2:06:37
- Joe Farnsworth "Radical" from The Big Room (Smoke Sessions) 2:12:44
- Carmen Bradford "Sunday" from Carmen Sings Carmen: Echoes Of Carmen (Artist Alliance Records) 2:19:49
- Ryan Keberle Collective Do Brasil "Quintessence" from Choro das Aguas (Alternate Side) 2:24:20
- Josh Lawrence "Light Blue" from Still We Dream (Posi-Tone Records) 2:29:46
- Art Hirahara "The More Things Change" from Peace Unknown (Posi-Tone Records) 2:34:44
- Michael Mayo "Bag Of Bones" from Fly (Mack Avenue/Artistry Music) 2:40:02
- Yoko Yates "Forgotten Paradise" from Eternal Moments (Banka Records) 2:47:33
- Etienne Charles "Igbo Landing ll" from Gullah Roots (Culture Shock Music) 2:53:48
- George Coleman "Stella By Starlight" from George Coleman With Strings (HighNote) 2:59:52
- Jay D'Amico "Little Girl Blue" from Ginevra (CAP) 3:05>11
- Nick Finzer "Again And Again" from The Jazz Orchestra Volume 1 (Outside In Music) 3:10:43
- Tierney Sutton "Free Man In Paris" from Talking To The Sun (Gemini Records) 3:19:42
- Todd Herbert "Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum" from Captain Hubs (THProductions) 3:25:46
- Randy Napoleon "The Speckled Frog" from Waking Dream (OA2 Records) 3:31:27
- Richard D. Johnson "Do You Hear Me" from Warm Embrace (Shifting Paradigm) 3:39:46
- Gino Amato "I Only Have Eyes For You" from Latin Crossroads 2 (Ovation Records) 3:44:44
- Michika Fukumori "There is Always Light" from Eternity And A Day (Summit Records) 3:49:10
- Roberto Magris "Bemsha Swing" from Lovely Day(s) (JMood) 3:53:55
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