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Brandon Sanders, Aaron Parks, James Suggs, Kenny Barron and more
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- Brandon Sanders "8/4 Beat" from Lasting Impression (Savant) 00:00
- Aaron Parks "Parks Lope" from By All Means (Blue Note) 7:21
- James Suggs "Moten Swing" from For All We Know (Arbors Records) 12:23
- Kenny Barron "Cook's Bay" from Songbook (Artwork Records) 19:10
- Scott Silbert Quartet "Louisiana" from Dream Dancing: Celebrating Zoot Sims At 100 (Scott Silbert) 24:16
- Enoch Smith Jr. "Soon And Very Soon" from The Book Of Enoch Vol. 1 (Misfitme Music) 29:30
- Lafayette Harris, Jr. "Long Hot Summer Blues" from All In Good Time (Savant) 34:50
- Kenny Barron "Maric Laveau" from Songbook (Artwork Records) 40:25
- Angela Verbrugge "Moonlight in Vermont" from In The Wonder Of The Night (G2 Records and Publishing) 47:16
- Baltimore Jazz Collective "Fleeting Stillness" from Baltimore Jazz Collective (Stricker Street) 52:28
- Mark Sherman "Love Always Always" from Bop Contest (Miles High Records) 1:00:21
- Jerry Weldon "You Go To My Head" from The Summit (Cellar Music Group) 1:06:55
- Nicholas Payton "Ultraviolet" from Triune (Smoke Sessions) 1:13:23
- Maja Jaku "Never Let Me Go" from Blessed & Bewitched (Origin Records) 1:20:15
- Chris Rottmayer "Firm Roots" from Playing Favorites (Pilars Jazz) 1:25:34
- Ted Piltzecker "Whisper Not" from Peace Vibes (OA2 Records) 01:30:50
- Nat Adderley, Jr. "Invitation" from Took So Long (Independent) 01:36:06
- Richard D. Johnson "Don't You Know I Care" from Warm Embrace (Shifting Paradigm) 01:41:04
- Affinity Trio "To Wisdom, The Prize" from New Outlook (Origin Records) 01:47:12
- Anthony Stanco "Hey Cute One" from In The Groove: Live At The Alluvion (OA2 Records) 1:53:06
- David Sneider "The Music Is The Bandleader" from Introducing (Cellar Music Group) 2:00:05
- Joe Elefante Wheel Of Dharma "Mudita" from Return Of The Light (Joe Elefante's Wheel Of Dharma) 2:06:15
- Charles Lloyd "Figure in Blue, Memories of Duke" from Figure In Blue (Blue Note) 2:13:04
- Boz Scaggs "Detour Ahead" from Detour (Concord Records/Concord) 2:20:13
- Andrew Carroll "Fading Fires" from Speaking Of Gravity (Independent) 2:25:29
- Sean Mason "Rediscovery" from A Breath Of Fresh Air (Taylor Christian Records) 2:30:50
- UNLV Jazz Ensemble 1 "Invitation" from Double Or Nothing (Vegas Records) 2:35:08
- Josie Falbo "Brigas Nunea Mais" from Kickin' It (Josie Falbo) 2:40:30
- Leslie Odom Jr. "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" from An Offering: Live at Speakeasy Studios (Borderlight Entertainment) 2:47:13
- Steve Houghton Group "And Then Some" from And Then Some (Steve Houghton Group) 2:52:54
- Horace Silver "Song For My Father" from Silver In Seattle: Live At The Penthouse (Blue Note) 3:00:30
- Neil Gray "For Those In The Back" from In The Streets (Cellar Music Group) 3:09:39
- Ted Rosenthal Trio "To Life" from High Standards (TMR Music) 3:14:40
- Tierney Sutton "I Knew I Loved You" from Talking To The Sun (Gemini Records) 3:20:55
- Aretha Tillotson "Kinda Out West" from Kinda Out West (Bent River Records) 3:25:27
- Andy Nevala "Bemsha Swing" from El Rumbon (The Party) (Zoho) 3:30:13
- UCF Flying Horse Big Band "It Gets Better" from Unbridled: The Flying Horse Big Band Meets George Garzone (Flying Horse Records) 3:35:14
- Jen Allen "No Returning" from Possibilities (Truth Revolutions Records) 3:40:16
- Johnathan Blake "Last Breath" from My Life Matters (Blue Note) 3:46:40
- Chad Lefkowitz-Brown "Only You" from The Shadow Of Your Smile (Bandstand Presents) 3:53:32
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