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Branford Marsalis, Jennifer Madsen, Johnny Vidacovich, Howard Levy & Brian Culbertson
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- Brian Culbertson "U-Turn" Day Trip (BCM Entertainment) 0:00
- Host talks 5:01
- Branford Marsalis "Show Me Your Ideas" Rustin Soundtrack (Netflix Music) 7:22
- Richard Carr "Motorcycles in Medina" The Escarpment (Infrequent Seams) 11:34
- Host talks 16:02
- Rufus Wainwright with the Pacific Jazz Orchestra "Mack the Knife" Wainright Does Weill (Rock n Roll Credit Card) 17:18
- David Bode "Happy People" Good Hang (Bespoke Jazz) 21:51
- Host talks 28:54
- Johnny Vidacovich "Out Da Box" Out Da Box (Paw Maw Music) 30:12
- Jennifer Madsen "Body and Soul" Reimagine (Singbaby Productions) 34:28
- Host talks 38:59
- The Howard Levy 4 "Fade to Black" Live from Chicago EP {Balkan Samba Records) 40:08
- Jimbo Ross "Twisted Blues" So Do It (Bodacious Records) 45:26
- Host talks 49:15
- Sean Mason "Rediscovery" A Breath of Fresh Air {Taylor Christian Records) 49:45
- Host talks 53:53
- Chris Rottmayer "Everything Happens to Me" Playing Favorites (Shifting Paradigm Records) 54:23
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