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Billy Higgins, Hank Jones, Benny Green & Carl Allen
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- Carl Allen "Happy Times" Tippin' (Cellar Live) 0:00
- Host talks 5:57
- Sonny Rollins "I Can't Get Started" Live At The Village Vanguard (Blue Note) 9:20
- Eldad Tarmu "Opus De Funk" Silver on Aluminum (Queen of Bohemia Productions) 13:49
- Host talks 17:10
- Benny Green "Central Park South" Benny's Crib (Sunnyside Records) 17:43
- Blue Jitters "Jazz (Ain't Nothing But Soul)" Blue Jitters (Swinguez Mustaches) 20:37
- Host talks 23:32
- Billy Higgins "Easy Walker" The VIP Trio Standards (Fresh Sound Records) 24:29
- Michel Petrucciani Trio "Someday My Prince Will Come" azz Club Montmartre -CPH 1988 [Live] [Disc 2] (Storyville Records) 29:44
- Host talks 34:06
- Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers "Blues March" Compact Jazz (Verve) 34:44
- Ebo Taylor and Adrian Younge with Ali Shaheed Muhammad "Get Up" Ebo Taylor JID022 (Jazz is Dead) 40:21
- Host talks 44:08
- Charlie Parker "Perdido (Live)" Bird in Kansas City (Verve) 45:31
- Hans Luchs "Your Truth or The Truth" The Spell is Broken (Fresh Sound New Talent) 47:58
- Host talks 51:37
- Hank Jones "Love is a Many Splendored Thing" Great Jazz Trio (After Beat) 52:26
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