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Dino Saluzzi, Behn Gillece, Ben Clifton, Aruán Ortiz, Karl Evangelista’s Apura
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- Alice Coltrane "Rama Katha" from Kirtan: Turiya Sings (Impulse!) 11:42
- Ashley Jackson "Radhye-Shyam" from Take Me to the Water (Decca) 5:38
- Dino Saluzzi "Tiempos de Ausencias (Times of Absence)" from El Viejo Caminante (ECM) 4:26
- Oscar Peterson "Soft Wind" from A Time for Love: The Oscar Peterson Quartet—Live in Helsinki, 1987 (Mack Avenue/Two Lions ) 6:03
- Oscar Peterson "Summertime" from Oscar Peterson Plays "Porgy & Bess" (Verve) 3:50
- Pino Palladino "Contours" from That Wasn't a Dream (New Deal/Impulse!) 3:17
- Behn Gillece "Beyond the Veil" from Pivot Point (Posi-Tone) 5:19
- Dara Starr Tucker "Twilight and Mist" from Time Wouldn't Wait (Green Hill) 3:14
- Ben Clifton "Return to Sanity" from Overlook (BCM) 8:18
- Aruán Ortiz "L'Étudiant Noir" from Créole Renaissance (Intakt) 6:20
- Elliott Fisher "Dr. No Fantasy" from Ultra-Loung Vol. 17: Bongo Land (Capitol) 3:02
- Mike Freeman Zonavibe "River Watch" from Circles in a Yellow Room (VOF Recordings) 5:20
- Lingyuan Yang "Spring Snow" from Cursed Month (Chaospace) 6:30
- Karl Evangelista's Apura "Balikbayan Box" from Bukas (577) 5:36
- Ivo Perelman "Eight" from A Modicum of the Blues (FSR) 7:33
- Wheelhouse "Arrest" from House and Home (Aerophonic) 6:12
- Juanjo López "Retorno" from Above, Beyond, Within (Desafío Candente) 4:17
- George Burton "(Sub)Conscious Distractions" from White Noise (Porge) 2:19
- George Burton "Babel of Voices" from White Noise (Porge) 1:02
- Bobby West "Fragile" from Requiem for Mary Turner (Soulville Sound Recordings) 7:02
- Ancient Future "Spirit of Nirvana" from Purple Nirvana (Ancient Future) 5:42
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