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Billy Strayhorn, Tom Waits, Norah Jones & Back Alley Brass Band
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- Back Alley Brass Band "Can't Nobody Get Down" Last Chance to Dance (Back Alley Brass Band) 0:00
- Host talks 4:33
- Tom Waits and Preservation Hall Jazz Band "Tootie Ma is a Big Fine Thing" Benefit for Preservation Hall (NO Records) 7:41
- Brian Landrus "Star Crossed Lovers" Plays Ellington & Strayhorn (Palmetto Records) 11:52
- Host talks 15:48
- Billy Strayhorn "Day Dream" The Peaceful Side of Jazz (Blue Note) 16:36
- Greg Skaff "No Cover" Re Up (Soulmation Records) 20:36
- Host talks 23:34
- Jerry Hahn & His Quintet "In the Breeze" Jerry Hahn & His Quintet (Arhoolie Records) 25:06
- Matthew McDonald "The Long Wait" The Long Wait (BJUR) 31:17
- Host talks 38:02
- Buffalo Monroe "Dorian Interludes" Buffalo Monroe Meets Willie Waldman (Metacognitive Records) 39:03
- Adam Larson and Chris Madsen "Death and Taxes" Trust Fund Tinder Goblins Howling at the Moon (Outside in Music) 41:26
- Host talks 47:05
- Norah Jones "On My Way" Visions (Blue Note) 48:26
- Host talks 52:16
- Alex Sipiagin "Horizon 1" Horizons (Burneci Music) 52:27
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