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Butch Morris, The 3 Cohens, Christophe Irniger's Pilgrim, Sasha Berliner
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- Lawrence "Butch" Morris "Current Trends in Racism in Modern America (Part Two)" from Current Trends in Racism in Modern America (A Work in Progress) (Sound Aspects) 10:30
- Omar Thomas Large Ensemble "Sail to the Moon" from Griot Song (Omar Thomas Music) 13:19
- Kenny Wheeler Legacy featuring the Royal Academy of Music Jazz Orchestra and Frost Jazz Orchestra "Song for Someone" from The Lost Scores: Some Days Are Better (Greenleaf Music) 4:56
- Mildred Bailey "That Ain't Right" from Cocktail Hour (Columbia River Entertainment Group) 3:05
- Catherine Russell "That Chick's Too Young to Fry" from SINGLE (Dot Time) 2:25
- Caili O'Doherty "Clip Joint" from Bluer Than Blue (Outside in Music) 5:28
- Ella Fitzgerald "The Moment of Truth" from Ella at The Coliseum (Verve) 2:52
- 3 Cohens / WDR Big Band "Tiger Rag" from Interaction (Anzic) 8:04
- WDR Big Band "Slip and Slide" from Bluegrass (MCG Jazz) 7:01
- Spirits Rejoice "Papa's Funk" from Spirits Rejoice (Frederiksberg) 6:39
- Joe Fiedler "Set the Tone" from Dragon Suite (Multiphonics Music) 4:57
- Christophe Irniger's Pilgrim "Hendrix" from Human Intelligence Live (Intakt) 5:31
- Inclusion Principle "Geometry Jungle" from The Call of a Crumbling World (Discus Music) 4:31
- Sasha Berliner "The Worst Person in the World" from Fantôme (Outside in Music) 8:04
- Vincenzo Virgillito "Word drops (Jaco's Midnight)" from Precondition (Vincenzo Virgillito) 4:12
- Adi Meyerson "Part V: Infinity" from I Want to Sing My Heart Out in Praise of Life (Ali Meyerson) 11:06
- Enrique Thompson "Song for Natalie" from Song for Someone (Artruism) 7:05
- Harry Drabkin Quartet "Elsa" from Reincarnation of a Lovebird (Harry Drabkin) 7:07
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