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Dayna Stephens, Monty Alexander, Tom Collier & Daniel Bennett
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- Daniel Bennett Group "Talk To Your Panda" Mr. Bennett's Mind (Manhattan Daylight Media) 0:00
- Host talks 4:48
- Monty Alexander "You Can See" D Day (PeeWee!) 6:56
- Jazz Ensemble Of Memphis "The Crawl Playing in the Yard (Memphis International Records) 12:02
- Host talks 15:50
- One for All feat George Coleman "Contrafactus" Contrafactus (Smoke) 16:27
- KJ Denhert "Blackbird" The Evening News (Mother Cyclone Records) 21:46
- Host talks 27:22
- Dayna Stephens "Bubbly" Closer Than We Think (Cellar Live) 28:19
- Abena Koomson-Davis "Abena's Bop" Where is Love (WJ3 Records) 33:16
- Host talks 37:51
- Tom Collier "Birthday" Boomer Vibes Volume 2 (Summit Records) 38:24
- Abe Pollack Quartet "Palling Around in The Parlor"
(Abe Pollack) 41:17 - Host talks 43:43
- Mimosa "Trouble" Bien Ensemble (LaReserve Records) 44:51
- Hendrik Meurkens "Smada" The Jazz Meurkengers (Cellar Live) 48:15
- Host talks 52:13
- Larry Goldings and John Sneider "Laugh Clown Laugh" Chinwag (Sticky Mack Records) 53:14
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