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Jill Barber, Django Reinhardt, Kay Starr and more
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- Jill Barber "Old Flame" Chances (Outside Music) 00:00
- Host talks 3:00
- Jill Barger "Broken for Good" Fool's Gold (Outside Music) 5:18
- Daniela Soledade "I Wish You Love" A Moment of You(Blue Line Music) 8:26
- Host talks 10:45
- Django Reinhardt "Night & Day"Vol. 2 -Night and Day y otros éxitos (Vintage Records) 11:13
- Anita O'Day and Paul Smith Trio "s You Is Or Is You Ain't Ma Baby" The Legacy Lives On (Mack Avenue Records) 14:03
- Host talks 17:06
- Blossom Dearie "Just One of Those Things'" Verve Remixed (Verve) 17:39/li>
- Myers Swingset "The Green Lady's Jealousy" The State of This City (JM Music) 22:17/li>
- Host talks 28:47
- Charlie Parker Beboppers "Now's the Time" Big Band Swing (Stardust Records) 30:11
- Zenph Studios and Art Tatum "Tatum Pole Boogie" Piano Starts Here (Sony/BMG) 33:30
- Host talks 35:53
- Erskine Hawkins and His Orchestra "Swing Out" Volume 1 1938-1940 (Cool Note) 36:27
- Sarah Vaughan "Fever (Adam Freeland Remix)" Verve Remixed (Verve) 39:49
- Host talks 44:20
- Wilbur Sweatman's Original Jazz Band "Ringtail Blues" Jazz Straight Thru Paradise (Archeophone Records) 43:44
- Kay Starr "A Woman Likes to Be Told" Capitol Sings Hoagy Carmichael (Capitol Records) 47:31
- Host talks 50:40
- Lionel Hampton "Livin' with Jarvis" Jazz Portraits (Saar srl) 51:01
- Host talks 53:37
- The Boulevard Big Band "Jamming" Live at Westport Coffeehouse circa 2019 (NJ Audio) 54:28
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