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David Sneider, Joe Elefante, Charles Lloyd, Boz Scaggs and more
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- David Sneider "The Music Is The Bandleader" from Introducing (Cellar Music Group) 00:00
- Joe Elefante Wheel Of Dharma "Mudita" from Return Of The Light (Joe Elefante's Wheel Of Dharma) 6:11
- Charles Lloyd "Figure in Blue, Memories of Duke" from Figure In Blue (Blue Note) 13:00
- Boz Scaggs "Detour Ahead" from Detour (Concord Records/Concord) 20:08
- Andrew Carroll "Fading Fires" from Speaking Of Gravity (Independent) 25:26
- Sean Mason "Rediscovery" from A Breath Of Fresh Air (Taylor Christian Records) 30:46
- UNLV Jazz Ensemble 1 "Invitation" from Double Or Nothing (Vegas Records) 35:04
- Josie Falbo "Brigas Nunea Mais" from Kickin' It (Josie Falbo) 40:25
- Leslie Odom Jr. "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" from An Offering: Live at Speakeasy Studios (Borderlight Entertainment) 47:08
- Steve Houghton "And Then Some" from And Then Some (Steve Houghton Group) 52:49
- Nicholas Payton "Gold Dust Black Magic" from Triune (Smoke Sessions) 1:00:25
- Mike Clark "Midori" from Itai Doshin (Wide Hive) 1:07:37
- Rin Seo "Riding A Bike" from City Suite (Cellar Music Group) 1:14:07
- Jamile "Come Running To Me" from Pursuit Of A Pulse (Cellar Music Group) 1:20:11
- Nat Adderley, Jr. "Took So Long" from Took So Long (Independent) 1:25:08
- JD Allen "Tell The Story" from Love Letters (The Ballad Sessions) (Savant) 1:29:58
- Mark Sherman "Martha's Prize" from Bop Contest (Miles High Records) 01:35:03
- Baltimore Jazz Collective "The Thong Song" from Baltimore Jazz Collective (Stricker Street) 1:40:00
- Anthony Stanco "Say You're Mine" from In The Groove: Live At The Alluvion (OA2 Records) 1:46:42
- Randy Napoleon "Waking Dream" from Waking Dream (OA2 Records) 1:52:48
- Jerry Weldon "Sunny V" from The Summit (Cellar Music Group) 1:59:50
- Affinity Trio "On The Sunny Side Of The Street" from New Outlook (Origin Records) 2:06:41
- Michika Fukumori "Port (The Departure)" from Eternity And A Day (Summit Records) 2:12:53
- Chris Rottmayer "Everything Happens To Me" from Playing Favorites (Pilars Jazz) 2:19:48
- Michael Wolff "Sunny Day" from Sunny Day (Sunnyside Records) 2:24:26
- Grant Stewart "I Know That You Know" from Next Spring (Cellar Music Group) 2:29:27
- Thom Rotella "Willow Weep For Me" from Right Time Left (High Note) 2:34:26
- Maja Jaku "Blessing Will Come" from Blessed & Bewitched (Origin Records) 2:39:27
- Margherita Fava "Murrina" from Murrina (Margherita Fava) 2:46:24
- Charlie Porter "En Route" from Cipher (PHP Records) 2:53:22
- Michael Dease "The Rodfather" from Flow (Posi-Tone Records) 3:00:06
- Jason Charos "B.L.'s Bag" from Opening Statement (Hollistic Musicworks) 3:06:21
- Joe Bowden "Sunny Day" from Music Is Life (Independent) 3:13:33
- Ledisi "This Bitter Earth" from For Dinah (Candid Records) 3:20:06
- Brandon Suarez "Sunday" from Introducing (Cellar Music Group) 3:25:04
- Josh Lawrence "Evidence" from Still We Dream (Posi-Tone Records) 3:30:11
- Roberto Magris "Bemsha Swing" from Lovely Day(s) (JMood) 3:35:05
- Kat Ellis "Talking to Myself" from Talking To Myself (Kate Ellis) 3:40:09
- Roger Glenn "Energizer" from My Latin Heart (Patois Records) 3:46:24
- Marc Seales "The Gingi" from People & Places (Origin Records) 3:52:23
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