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Eldar, Bill Frisell, Gerry Mulligan and More
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- Eldar Djangirov "Devotion" Once Upon a Time (Twelve Tone Resonance, LLC) 00:00
- Host talks 5:50
- Marian McPartland "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" Reader's Digest Presents (Reader's Digest) 7:47
- Bill Frisell "Beautiful View" Big Sur (Sony) 9:53
- Host talks 13:51
- Mike Longo "Times Square"The Earth is but One Country (Consolidated Artists Productions) 15:18
- Kat Edmonson "Too Late to Dream" Dreamers Do (Spinnerette Records) 18:20
- Host talks 21:28
- The Ink Spots "DoNuts" Side by Side (StarPointe Records) 23:08
- Jimmie Greene "Always There" While Looking Up (Mack Avenue Records) 24:59
- Host talks 30:01
- Gerry Mulligan "18 Carrots for Baby Rabbit" Meets the Best (Verve) 30:45
- John Sneider "On A Turquoise Cloud" The Scrapper (Cellar Live) 36:03
- Host talks 41:07
- Bill Dobbins and The WDR Big Band "A Lo Tristano" Big Band Time (Termidor Music) 42:26
- Jeff Goldblum "The Kicker" I Shouldn't be Telling You This (Decca) 47:20
- Host talks 51:00
- Harold Mabern "It's Magic"Mabern Plays Mabern (Smoke Sessions) 51:54
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