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Rufus Reid and Remembering Dr. Lonnie Smith
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- Rufus Reid "Sweet Loraine" The Intimacy of the Bass (Double-Time Records) 00:00
- Host talks 4:10
- Dr. Lonnie Smith "Norleans" Too Damn Hot (Palmetto Records) 9:14
- Leon Lee Dorsey "Moments Notice" Thank You Mr. Mabern (Jazz Avenue 1) 11:41
- Host talks 14:45
- Harold Mabern "Making Our Dreams Come True" Right on Time (Smoke Sessions) 15:44
- Jakob Bro "To Stanko" Uma Elmo (ECM) 20:50
- Host talks 25:08
- Eddie Harris "Hip Hoppin'" Cool Sax, Warm Heart (Columbia) 26:14
- Lunar Octet "Until I Find the Words" Convergence (Summit Records) 28:57
- Host talks 31:51
- Larry Fuller Trio "In Like Flynn" Easy Walker (EXRCD2) 32:44
- Snaarj "Star Change" Snaarj II (Snaarj) 35:57
- Host talks 38:42
- Theo Croker with Gary Bartz "Anthem" Blk2Life: A Future Past (Sony) 39:37
- Frank Morelli & Keith Oxman "Full Moon and Empty Arms" The Ox-Mo Incident (Capri Records) 43:00
- Host talks 48:04
- Nate Nall "You Happen to Me" Thank God for the Little Things (NNall Records) 49:08
- Host talks 53:00
- Happy Time Orchestra "Dreamscapes" Of This World (HTO Tunes) 53:47
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