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Ben Patterson, Robyn Spangler, Michael Dease, Jun Iida & Helen Sung
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- Helen Sung Big Band "Mr. Virtuoso (for Ron Carter)" Oracles (Sunnyside Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:02
- Robyn Spangler "Hello It's Me" The John Beasley Project (WIIFM Music) 7:14
- The Guitar Renegades "Smells Like Teen Spirit" How Many Guitarists Does It Take (Antidote Sounds) 11:15
- Host talks 16:16
- Ben Patterson "Oops, Wrong Timeline" Stretch (Ben Patterson) 17:01
- Arvind Ramdas "Asiatic Raes" Here We Go (Cellar Live) 21:44
- Host talks 27:45
- Charles Ruggiero "Evidence" Charles Ruggiero Plays Monk Live! At The Baked Potato (Rmf Records) 28:44
- Jun Iida "Marco the Phoenix" Bellflower (OA2 Records) 35:01
- Host talks 40:14
- Hannah Gill "So Far, So Good" I Like the Sunrise (Turtle Bay Records) 40:56
- Adam Rose and Mountain Jazz Quartet "Sailing on the Potomac" Holler Serenade (4315546 Records) 43:44
- Host talks 48:20
- Michael Dease Big Band "Little Dave" Return Trajectory (Origin Records) 48:51
- Host talks 52:51
- Paul Hecht "Countdown" Pyrography II (eyes&ears Records) 53:48
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