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Dick Hyman, Harold Betters & Bill Charlap
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- Bill Charlap "Out of Nowhere" Street of Dreams (Blue Note Records) 00:00
- Host talks 5:40
- Gerry Mulligan "Elevation" Mullenium (Columbia Records) 8:04
- Elena Macque "Chance" Feel Again (Style Records) 10:17
- Host talks 14:06
- Kenny Garrett "A Side Order of Hijiki" Pushing the World Away (Blue Note) 14:50
- Bernie Dresel "The Pugilist" The Pugilist (Self Produced Productions) 18:06
- Host talks 21:42
- Dick Hyman "The Glow Worm" A Zillion Strings and Dick Hyman at the Piano (A&M Records) 22:48
- David Janeway "In Passing" Distant Voices (SteepleChase) 25:13
- Host talks 28:08
- Oscar Peterson "The Honeydripper" This is Oscar Peterson (Timeless) 28:47
- Rachel Therrien "V for Vena" Vena (Bon SaiMusic) 31:34
- Host talks 35:58
- Chubby Jackson Sextet "Cryin' Sands" Ultimate Collection (RCA) 36:50
- Young Pilgrims "Rufio" We're Young Pilgrims (Stone Lane Records) 39:59
- Host talks 45:20
- Santo Pecora and His Back Room Boys "Doodle Bug" The Hits (RCA) 46:02
- John Finbury "Independence Day" Quatro (Millenium Records) 48:50
- Host talks 53:11
- Harold Betters "Railroad" Swingin' on the Railroad (Gateway Recordings) 54:20
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