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Bobby Watson, Adam Larson, Charlie Parker & Rod Fleeman
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- Rod Fleeman Trio "Prince" Saturday Afternoon Live at the Green Lady Lounge (Green Lady Records) 0:00
- Host talks 7:42
- Marilyn Maye "Night of My Nights" Meet Marvelous Marilyn Maye (RCA Records) 9:56
- Jeff Denson "Daily Jubilee of Dancing Herbie D" Finding Light (Ridgeway Records) 12:19
- Host talks 17:48
- Joshua Redman "Playing" Still Dreaming (Nonesuch Records) 18:51
- Christopher Burnett "My One and Only Love" Live at the Drum Room in Kansas City (ARC Records) 21:52
- Host talks 25:15
- Sonny Stitt "Walkin'" Tenors in Orbit (UMG Recordings) 26:12
- Bobby Watson "Bon Voyage" Back Home in Kansas City (Smoke Sessions) 32:05
- Host talks 38:18
- Charlie Parker "Lover Man" Complete Savoy Sessions (Savoy) 39:28
- Adam Larson Trio "Life Cycle" With Love, From Kansas City (Outside in Music) 42:35
- Host talks 46:32
- Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band "Good Feeling Blues" Chicago 1920s (Mid City Records) 47:35
- Host talks 51:18
- Matthew Alec and The Soul Electric "Blues for McCoy" Cleveland Time (Cleveland Time Records) 52:05
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