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Cannonball Adderley, Baltimore Jazz Collective, Joel Ross & Paul Litteral
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- The Paul Litteral Band "Home at Last" The Litteral Truth (OurRageous8 Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:58
- Cannonball Adderley "Letter From Home" African Waltz (Fantasy Records) 8:03
- James Fernando "The Parisian" Philly 3 (Spring Garden Records) 10:04
- Host talks 14:20
- Scott Routenberg Trio "Cool Walk" Live at Merriman's Playhouse—Oscar Peterson Tribute (Chroma Note Records) 15:07
- Jakob Dreyer "The Fifth Floor" Roots and Things (Fresh Sound New Talent) 21:29
- Host talks 23:16
- Joel Ross "Wisdom is Eternal (For Barry Harris)" Gospel Music (Blue Note) 24:23
- Baltimore Jazz Collective "Gary Bartz Melody" Self Titled (Stricker Street Records) 28:37
- Host talks 33:34
- Ricky Alexander "Wildcat Blues" Ragology {Turtle Bay Records) 34:22
- Martin Bejerano "Purple Rain" The Purple Project (Figland Records) 38:04
- Host talks 43:25
- Dave Wilson Quartet "Let's Go" When Evan Goest East (Zoho Music) 44:43
- Host talks 50:09
- Dave Slonaker Big Band "Bye Bye Blues" Shifty Paradigms (Origin Records) 51:00
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