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Bill Evans, Brian Landrus & Joel A. Martin
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- Joel A. Martin "Dance of Echmiadzin" Jazzical: Komitas Pass of Fire (Joel A. Martin) 00:00
- Host talks 5:11
- International Novelty Orchestra "It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo" Revisited Standards (Timeless Records) 7:45
- Michele Thomas "No More" The Assumption (Michele Thomas) 10:44
- Host talks 15:13
- Libby Holman "Who's That Knocking' at my Door" Moanin' Low (Take 2 Records) 16:02
- Larry McDonough Quartet "You Must Believe in Spring" Kind of Bill on the Palace Grounds (Larry McDonough) 19:09
- Host talks 24:45
- Bill Evans "Speak Low" New Jazz Conceptions (Fantasy) 24:50
- Ches Smith "Trapped" Interpret it Well (Pyroclastic Records) 30:32
- Host talks 32:50
- The Jazz Passengers "Peace in the Valley" Implement Yourself (Modern Harmonic) 44:21
- Chris Mondak "Juicy Red" Glass Spheres (Summit Records) 38:56
- Host talks 43:05
- Doc Severinsen "Swanee River" Doc and Friends (Sony) 43:39
- Stan van Dijk "About Five—Master" Caustics (Stan van Dijk) 46:00
- Host talks 47:51
- Flying Lotus "Mages Sages" J. Sands (Warp Records) 48:32
- Clarence Profit Trio "Dark Eyes" The Collection (Jazz History) 50:32
- Host talks 52:04
- Brian Landrus "Save the Elephants" Red List (Palmetto Records) 53:00
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