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Count Basie & Kenny Drew
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- Dan Bonsanti & The 14 Jazz Orchestra "Blue Miles" The Future Ain't What It Used to Be (Dabon Music, LLC) 00:00
- Host talks 5:00
- Danny Gottlieb "Nairobi Trio " Jazz Classics (Import) 7:52
- Lafayette Gilchrist "And You Know This" Dark Matter (Creative Differences) 12:40
- Host talks 16:40
- Count Basie "Scooter"Count Basie KC (Fantasy Records) 17:48
- Michael Felberbaum "Italian Waltz" Michael Felberbaum 3Elements (Fresh Sounds) 22:31
- Host talks 26:08
- Carmell Jones "Business Meetin'" Mosaic Select Carmell Jones [Disc 2] (Cool Sounds) 26:51/li>
- Michel Camilo "Yes" Essence (Resilience Music) 31:45/li>
- Host talks 36:06
- Pillars of West Coast Jazz "Travisimio" Legacy Lives On (Mack Avenue Records) 37:00
- Stefano Travaglini and Massimiliano Colclite "Ethos" Two Pianos: The Long Line (Odradek Records) 41:01
- Host talks 43:47
- The Marsalis Family "Sultry Serenade" A Jazz Celebration (Marsalis Music) 44:47
- Kenny Drew "Suddenly It's Spring" Recollections (Timeless Records) 49:43
- Host talks 53:18
- Ray Obiedo "Sharp Aztec" Carousel (Rhythmus Records) 54:14
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