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Django Reinhardt, James Moody and Nancy Kelly
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- Nancy Kelly "Jazz Woman" Jazz Woman (Nancy Kelly) 00:00
- Host talks 3:55
- Eric Reed "Is That?" Here (Mack Avenue) 5:54
- Sidney Jacobs "Human Typography" If I Were Your Woman (Sidney Jacobs Art) 10:08
- Host talks 11:37
- Cab Calloway "Cruisin' with Cab" Hi De Ho Man (Sony) 12:32
- Pasquale Stafano "Sparks" Sparks (Enja Records) 16:49
- Host talks 24:32
- Rex Stewart's Big Eight "I'm True to You" Classic Capitol Jazz Sessions (Capitol) 25:09
- Extended Trio "Prominent Randy" Without Notice (Extended) 28:55
- Host talks 35:06
- New Orleans Rhythm Kings "Weary Blues" New Orleans Greats (Upbeat Records) 36:55
- Tetel Di Babuya "Hello Hon'" Meet Tetel (Arcadia Records) 39:34
- Host talks 42:55
- Django Reinhardt "The World is Waiting for the Sunrise" Essential Django (Sony) 44:00
- Brian Molley Quartet "Lotus and Thistle" Intercontinental (Brian Molley) 46:45
- Host talks 48:53
- Charleton Singleton "1000 Nights" Crossroads (BME) 49:43
- Host talks 54:14
- James Moody "The Jazz Twist" At the Jazz Workshop (UMG Recordings) 54:57
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