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Tomas Janzon, Charlie Parker, Art Tatum and More
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- Tomas Janzon "Somewhere Over Stockholm" 130th & Lenox (Changes Music) 00:00
- Host talks 5:37
- Charlie Parker "Cool Blues" Charlie Parker, The Bird Anthology (Blue Note Records) 8:00
- Benny Benack III "Gravy Waltz" Livin' to Do (Ring Road Recordings) 10:04
- Host talks 14:45
- Fraser McPherson Quartet "Easy Street"Encore (Justin Time Records) 15:29
- Jen Allen "Blanket Statement" Sifting Grace (Next Level) 21:21
- Host talks 27:08
- Jackie McLean "Some Other Time" New York Calling (SteepleChase) 27:44
- Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis "Teru" Music of Wayne Shorter (Blue Engine Records) 35:36
- Host talks 40:33
- Art Tatum "Battery Bounce" Jazz Piano Legend (Fantastic Voyage) 41:09
- Amanda Gardier "Midwestern Gothic" Flyover Country (Green Mind Records) 43:45
- Host talks 49:36
- Cannonball Adderley "Two Sleepy People" Best of Cannonball (Monaco Entertainment Corporation) 50:00
- Host talks 51:36
- Mike Casey "Venus"Single (Self-released) 52:23
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