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Brad Mehldau, Pat Martino and Vincent Orsolini
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- Everyday Strangers "KC Strut" Out of Time (Everyday Strangers) 00:00
- Host talks 5:35
- Brad Mehldau "John Boy" Highway Rider (Nonesuch Records) 8:21
- Franky Freedom "Lime Skittles" Franky Freedom (Franky Freedom) 11:07
- Host talks 14:10
- Nikki Yanofsky "One Day" Single (Jacob Collier) 15:35
- Yoko Yates "Cosmos" Mystic Life (SteepleChase Records) 19:44
- Host talks 23:38
- Graeme Bell's Australian Jazz Band "Body and Soul" Old School (Timeless) 24:37
- D. Mark Owen "Toddle" Respite (D. Mark Owen) 28:30
- Host talks 33:22
- Pat Martino "Line Games" Joyous Lake (Warner) 34:24
- TriTone Asylum "The Road to Hue" The Hideaway Sessions (TriTone Asylum) 37:57
- Host talks 42:52
- Cozy Cole And His Quintet "Why Regret" Greatest Hits (The Era) 43:58
- Roxy Coss "Warm One" Disperate Parts (Roxy Coss) 46:35
- Host talks 52:14
- Scott Joplin "Great Crush Collision March" The Entertainer (Shout! Factory Records) 54:12
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