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Doc Cheatham, Kenny Washington & Arron Bazzell
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- Aaron Bazzell "Increase and Persist" Aesthetic (Aaron Bazzell ) 00:00
- Host talks 3:25
- Arturo Sandoval "Nuestro Blues" Tumbaito (Timba Records) 5:45
- Susie Blue and the Lonesome Fellas "Lucky Lips" Blue Train (John Robertson) 10:45
- Host talks 13:37
- Doc Cheatham "Okay Baby" The Eighty Seven Years of Doc Cheatham (Columbia) 14:37
- Way North "I'm Here to Stay" New Dreams, Old Stories (Way North) 17:25
- Host talks 20:02
- The Chillhop Orchestra "After the Rain" After the Rain (Trad Vibe Records) 22:13
- Jackie Messina "Easy Street" Necessary Arrangements (Jackie Messina) 24:53
- Host talks 28:16
- Una Mae Carlisle "Gone" Mean to Me (Jazz League Music) 37:32
- Chris Torkewitz "Vista" NY Ensembles (Chris Torkewitz) 32:42
- Host talks 36:14
- Skip Peck "I Didn't Have a Care" Skip Peck Vol. 41 (Audiosparx) 37:30
- David Larsen "Bright Days" G2 and You (G2 Records) 40:30
- Host talks 44:58
- Dave Glenn "National Pastime" National Pastime (Dave Glenn) 45:44
- Aaron Seeber "Duke Ellington's Sound of Love" First Love (Cellar Live) 48:46
- Host talks 52:05
- Ralph Lalama "Metro North" Music for Grown-Ups (Criss Cross Jazz) 53:05
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