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Dwayne Dolphin, Ulysses Owens Jr. & Generation Y, Enoch Smith Jr.. Henry Treadgill and more
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- Dwayne Dolphin "Milestones" from Let The Music Play (Imani Records) 0:00
- Ulysses Owens, Jr. & Generation Y "Even Flow" from Kind of Grunge (Cella Live) 6:26
- Sir Roland Hanna & Carrie Smith "A Story, Often Told But Seldom Heard" from Songs Of Hope, Inspiration And Joy (IPO Recordings) 11:57
- Sounds Of April & Randall "The Sunken Place" from Dishes Ain't Clean (Independent) 20:07
- Kelly Green "Eat Your Greens" from Eat Your Greens (Green Soul Studio/La Reserve) 24:33
- Enoch Smith Jr. "Let's Make It Clear" from This Is What Love Does (Misfitme) 30:13
- Henry Threadgill Vijay Iyer/Dafnis Prieto "Gently Trapped" from Fifteen (Nonesuch Records) 35:27
- Carmen Lundy "New Moon Rising" from Notes From The Wine Cellar (Afrasia Productions) 40:46
- Greg Abate Quartet "Black Sea" from In The Moment (Summit) 47:55
- WDR Big Band "Mr. Jones And Company" from Jagged Edges & Elegant Lines: The Music of Ayn Inserto (Summit) 54:35
- Fernando Ferrarone "Billy Bob" from Beautifully Different (Fernando Ferrarone) 1:01:14
- Sebastian Zawadzki "Katalaxia" from Cornea (Sebastiian Zawadzki Music) 1:07:41
- Mike Clark "Toys" from Kuon Ganjo (Wide Hive) 1:14:36
- Ale Nuñez "My Foolish Heart" from Blue Room (Cellar Music Group) 1:20:40
- Oscar Peterson "Reunion Blues" from Around The World (Mack Avenue/Two Lions) 1:26:00
- Miki Yamanaka "Dandelion Puff" from Breathe (Cellar Music Group) 1:30:50
- Robert JospeQuartet "Desert Dream" from The Night Sky (Robert Jospe Quartert) 1:35:46
- Yoko Miwa Mikayla Shirley "I Loves You, Porgy" from The Midnight Hour (Cupcakes & Muffins LLC) 1:40:55
- Brad Goode Quintet "Goose Dance" from Live Your Dream (Origin Records) 1:47:02
- Alternative Guitar Summit "Lean Years (Slight Return)" from Honoring Pat Martino, Volume 2 (HighNote) 1:54:19
- Mike DiRubbo "One For Mabes" from Way Out Northwest (Cellar Music Group) 2:00:58
- Ali Ryerson "Flying in Space-Falling Grace" from The Ali Ryerson Quartet (ACR Music) 2:07:04
- Micah Thomas "Logic" from Lucid (Micah Thomas) 2:13:26
- Dawn Lambeth "Under A Blanket Of Blue" from I Get Ideas (Dawn Lambeth) 2:20:30
- Gianni Bianchini "Sweet Lorraine" from A Study In Songbook (GBE) 2:25:30
- Kevin Fort& Andy Brown "How Deep Is The Ocean" from Chiaroscuro (JeruJazz Records) 2:29:55
- Paul Yonemura "One For Jack" from Somewhere Above The Clouds (Girod Records) 2:35:29
- Amber Weekes "Rags And Old Iron" from To Oscar With Love (Amber Inn Records) 2:40:37
- Brothers Nevala Aucoin "Remeniscence" from House Sessions (Girod Records) 2:47:05
- Schapiro 17 "East Broadway Run Down" from Best Laid Plans (Summit) 2:53:43
- Jun Iida "Rivers And Bridges" from Bellflower (OA2 Records) 3:00:42
- Russ Anixter Hippie Big Band "Bird Song" from What Next? (Russ Anixter) 3:07:29
- Joey Alexander "As Far As The Eye Can See" from Celestial Keeper (Mack Avenue) 3:14:12
- Kay Kostopoulos "Search For Peace" from All This Is Possible (Black Olive Jazz) 3:21:13
- Senri Oe "Pure Scars" from Homework (PND/Sony Masterworks) 3:25:38
- Arman Sangalang "Prevailing Change" from Waypoints (Calligram Records) 3:30:41
- Jim Rotondi & Dena DeRose "Out Of The Past" from Out Of The Past (Cellar Music Group) 3:35:23
- Jeremy Monteiro Organ Quartet "I'm Confessin' That I Love You" from Live Upon Nassim Hill (Jazznote Records) 3:40:11
- Zaccai Curtis "Mayci's Dream" from Sonoluminescence Vol 1 (TRRcollective) 3:46:30
- Nicolas Payton "Freddie Freeloader" from A Supreme Blue (Concord Jazz) 3:52:55
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