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Cornelia Nilsson, Monika Herzig, Alexis Cole, Alvin Queen and more
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- Cornelia Nilsson "Saturn's Return" from Where Do You Go? (Stunt Records) 00:00
- Monika Herzig "Run The World (Girls)" from All In Good Time (Acme Records) 5:52
- Enrico Granafei "Night Train" from It's Hard To Say Goodbye (Spice Rack Records) 12:11
- Alexis Cole "Moon River" from It's Hard To Say Goodbye (Tiger Turn) 19:01
- Alvin Queen "Falling In Love With Love" from Feeling Good (Stunt Records) 25:19
- Jan Harbeck "The Enchanter" from Balanced (Stunt Records) 31:06
- Tony Guerrero "I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)" from Duotones (Metajax Entertainment) 35:50
- Synia Carroll "Afro Blue" from Water Is My Song (Clarion Jazz) 39:31
- Alex Sipiagin "Jumping Ahead" from Horizons (Blue Room Music) 44:36
- Anthony Stanco "Josie Rosie" from Stanco's Time (OA2 Records) 52:18
- Conrad Herwig "Walk Spirit, Talk Spirit" from The Latin Side Of McCoy Tyner (Savant) 58:59
- Robby Ameen "Mixology" from Live At The Poster Museum (Origin Records) 1:05:11
- Anthony Branker "Crystal Angel" from Songs My Mom Liked (Origin Records) 1:11:32
- Karrin Allyson "The Island" from A Kiss for Brazil (Origin Records) 1:18:54
- Sean Hong Wei "I Want To Talk About You" from The New Jersey Sessions (JazzNote) 1:23:05
- Josh Lawrence "Where Do We Go" from Measured Response (Posi-Tone Records) 1:28:26
- Stuart Mack "Vibrations" from Vibrations (Stuart Mack) 1:32:47
- Lisa Rich "Jitterbug Waltz" from Long As You're Living (Tritone Records) 1:38:39
- Louis Hayes "Tour De Force" from Artform Revisited (Savant) 1:45:00
- Bobby Broom "Layla" from Jamalot (Steele Records) 1:50:22
- Fernando Huergo "Groove Odds" from Relentless (Whaling City Sound) 1:58:14
- Live Edge Trio "Closing Time" from Closing Time (OA2 Records) 2:04:15
- Jon Gordon "Ed S Groove" from 7th Ave South (Artist Share) 2:11:27
- Veronica Thomas "Speak Low" from They Say Its Wonderful (Nica Carrington Productions) 2:18:28
- John Lee "It's A Blue World" from Second Wind (Cellar Music Group) 2:23:10
- Amina Figarova "Worldwide" from Suite For Africa (Amfi Records) 2:28:01
- Eyal Vilner "Afternoon At Smalls" from Swingin' Uptown (Eyal Vilner Big Band) 2:32:42
- Yuko Ito "Waltz For Debby" from Seduzir (Funny Baby Face Records New York) 2:37:33
- Scott Gilman "Ripple Effect" from So Far (Scott Gilman Music) 2:43:45
- Ray Brown "Blues For The Two Ks" from I Could Write A Book (Summit Records) 2:50:06
- Patrick Wolff "Cool Stones" from Bay Blue (Bop City Music) 2:57:28
- Jared Hall "Song For Shaw" from Influences (Origin Records) 3:05:10
- Randy Weinstein "Ruby My Dear" from HarmoniMonk (Random Chance Records) 3:10:51
- Milton Suggs "Sunrise In Malibu (A Pleasant Surprise)" from Pure Intention (Imani Records) 3:17:03
- Markus Howell "Gains" from Chosen Path (Posi-Tone Records) 3:22:04
- Mariah Parker "The Very Wings" from Windows Through Time (Ancient Future Records) 3:26:45
- Chris McDonald "Corean Fantasy" from It's About Time (Constant Dreamer) 3:32:16
- April Varner "Sometimes It Snows In April" from April (Cellar Music Group) 3:37:08
- Etienne Charles "A Shade of Jade" from Creole Orchestra (Culture Shock Music) 3:43:59
- Planet D Nonet "Juniflip" from Echoes Of Harlem: A Salute To Duke Ellington Vol. 2 (Eastlawn Records) 3:50:11
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