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Ed Cherry, Jim Self, Eric Gloletz & Tawanda
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- Tawanda "Smile / I'm All Smiles" Smile (Resonance Records) 0:00
- Host talks 3:53
- Anita O'Day "I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me" Classics (Remembers) 56:07
- John Bailey "Oh Man, Please Get Me Out Of Here " Time Bandits (Summitt Records) 9:04
- Host talks 13:05
- Adrian Rollini Quintet "You're a Sweetheart" Golden Collection (Timeless) 13:50
- Jim Self "I Love L.A." Destinations 2 (Basset Hound Records) 16:38
- Host talks 20:14
- Randy Newman "It's a Jungle Out There" Dark Matter (Nonesuch Records) 21:12
- Eric Goletz "Just in Time" Standard-Ized! (Consolidated Artists) 24:21
- Host talks 28:41
- The Hotsy Totsy Gang "Futuristic Rhythm" All the Best (Tru Blu Records) 29:10
- Harry Bartlett "Loachesim" Wildwood (Avalon Records) 32:05
- Host talks 35:05
- Pete Jolly "Y.I. Blues" Instant Classics (Timeless Jazz) 35:56
- Keith O'Rourke "Stopped Time Shuffle" Imperfect Perfectionist (Chronograph Records) 40:46
- Host talks 44:31
- All Star Trio "You'd Be Surprised" In the Groove (Storytime Records) 45:11
- Ed Cherry "Ding Dong" Are We There Yet? (Cellar Live) 48:20
- Host talks 52:23
- Garrett Saracho, Adrian Younge, Ali Shaheed Muhammad "White Buffalo" Jazz is Dead 15 (Jazz is Dead) 53:12
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