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- Baltimore Jazz Collective "Fleeting Stillness" from Baltimore Jazz Collective (Stricker Street) 00:00
- Jazz Sabbath "3 War Pigs" from Jazz Sabbath Live (Blacklake) 13:24
- Mark Christian Miller "Early In The Morning" from Strange Meadowlark (Sliding Jazz Door) 20:00
- Melissa Aldana "Little Church" from Filin (Blue Note) 25:01
- James Fernando "Neon Kyon" from Philly 3 (Spring Garden) 29:48
- Julian Lage "Talking Drum" from Scenes From Above (Blue Note) 34:55
- Betty Bryant "I Can't See For Lookin'" from Nothin' Better To Do (bry-mar Music) 40:05
- Gregory Groover Jr. "Old Knew" from Old Knew (Criss Cross) 46:03
- NOLA Resistance Quintet "Bleu Sketch" from Morpheus (Po' Boy Records) 53:26
- Joel Ross "Trinity (Father, Son and Holy Spirit)" from Gospel Music (Blue Note) 59:42
- Dave Wilson Quartet "When Even Goes East" from When Even Goes East (Dave Wilson Music) 1:07:02
- Joe Magnarelli "D.J." from Decidedly So (Cellar Music Group) 1:13:46
- Roderick Harper "Course Of Life" from Confidence (RMH Entertainment) 1:20:09
- Sean Mason "Duende" from A Breath Of Fresh Air (Taylor Christian Records) 1:25:36
- Rick Roe "La Canción" from Wake Up Call (The Music Of Gregg Hill) (Cold Plunge Records) 1:30:47
- Vancouver Jazz Orchestra "Equestrian Interlude" from Vancouver Jazz Orchestra Meets Brian Charette (Cellar Music Group) 1:35:22
- Chris Rottmayer "On The Street Where You Live" from Playing Favorites (Pilars Jazz) 1:40:08
- Alexa Tarantino "The Roar And The Whisper" from The Roar And The Whisper (Blue Engine) 1:46:47
- Stephen Philip Harvey "Tectonic Shift" from Multiversal: Live At Bop Stop (Hidden Cinema Records) 1:52:55
- Robert Glasper "One For Grew" from Keys To The City Volume One (Loma Vista Recordings/Concord) 2:00:13
- Ron Rieder "Rainy Day" from Compositions In Blue And Other Hues (Meson Records) 2:09:18
- Mattias Svensson "Theme From Emmerdale" from Embrace (Origin Records) 2:15:12
- Steve Berndt "All Over Again" from Heart Of Hearts (Independent) 2:21:26
- Alex Robinson "Happy To Make Your Acquaintance" from I Really Oughta Tell You (Alex Robinson) 2:26:02
- Lisa Hilton "Seabirds" from Extended Daydream (Ruby Slippers Productions) 2:31:14
- Affinity Trio "Onward" from New Outlook (Origin Records) 2:36:03
- Kenny Barron "Song For Abdullah" from Songbook (Artwork Records) 2:40:40
- Vance Thompson "Mixed Feelings" from Lost And Found (Moondo Records) 2:46:18
- Michael Dease "The Nearness Of You" from MSU Jazz Trombones: Spartan Strong (Origin Records) 2:53:23
- Noah Preminger "Mopti" from Dark Days (Criss Cross) 3:00:21
- Naoya Ogura "The Place Where I Used To Be" from Colors Of A Journey (Bandstand Presents) 3:06:40
- Christopher McBride & The Whole Proof "Opportunity Lost" from The Hang, The Hustle, The Path (CR McBride Music) 3:14:34
- John Clay "Alice In Wonderland" from About Time (Claytone Music) 3:20:40
- Kelsey Mines "Everything Sacred, Nothing Serious" from Everything Sacred, Nothing Serious (OA2 Records) 3:26:05
- Dave Stryker "Every Dark St" from Blue Fire: The Van Gelder Session (Strikezone Records) 3:31:01
- Neil Gray "Latin Fiasco" from In The Streets (Cellar Music Group) 3:35:44
- Maja Jaku "I'm A Queen" from Blessed & Bewitched (Origin Records) 3:40:20
- Ted Piltzecker "In A Sentimental Mood" from Peace Vibes (OA2 Records) 3:47:41
- Peter Paulsen Turksheadknot Quintet "More Importantly... How Are You?" from Would'a... Could'a... Should'a... (SquarePegWorks) 3:54:40
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