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Dottie Dodgion, Rubén Blades and Luba Mason
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- Luba Mason "Bach, Stevie Wonder and Janelle Monae" Triangle (Blue Canoe Records) 00:00
- Host talks 4:42
- Ruben Blades "Caminando" Dos Clásicos (Ruben Blades Productions) 7:01
- Roberta Piket "Threnody" Unbroken Line (Criss Cross Jazz) 10:02
- Host talks 14:12
- Ray Bryant "Chicago Serenade" Essential Jazz Masters (Timeless Records) 15:23
- Dottie Dodgion "Dot's Bop" Single (Sony) 20:11
- Host talks 23:10
- Paul Desmond and Eugene Wright "When Joanna Loved Me" Complete Recordings (RCA/Victor) 23:41
- Matt Gordy Jazz Tonite Sextet "Sunny" Be With Me (Gordy Records) 27:51
- Host talks 34:23
- Herb Pomeroy and His Orchestra "Any 'Ol Time" Essential Greats (Classic Records) 35:32
- Jim Funnell "Such a Sweet Dawdle" Live in Japan (Jim Funnell) 40:31
- Host talks 46:01
- Ahmad Jamal and Gary Burton "Autumn Leaves" Live at Midem (One Media Publishing) 45:01
- Winston Byrd "Byrd's Night Out" Soul Searching (Ropeadope) 48:05
- Host talks 52:01
- Jon Faddis "Good and Plenty" Good and Plenty (Unidisc Music) 54:16
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