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Sara Gazarek, Ella Fitzgerald, Herbie Hancock and More
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- Sara Gazarek "Shade of Happiness" Shade of Happiness (MRI) 00:00
- Host talks 6:19
- Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie "Satin Doll" Jazz Masters (Blue Note) 8:08
- Christian Jacob Trio "The Originals" The Originals(WilderJazz) 10:45
- Host talks 14:30
- Mike Casey "Hydraulics (Apple Juice Kid Remix)" Surpise -The Remixes Pt. 1 (Mike Casey) 15:16
- Ray Obiedo "Feng Shui" Anyway (RO Recordings) 18:16
- Host talks 23:45
- Herbie Hancock Trio "Watcha Waitin' For'" Herbie Hancock Trio (Columbia) 25:13
- Kevin Sun "Circle, Line Ix" The Sustain of Memory (Endectomorph Music) 31:25li>
- Host talks 34:18
- Glen Gray and Casa Loma Orchestra "Maniac's Ball" Best of Big Bands (Drive Archive) 34:50
- Ken Peplowski and Dick Hyman "Waiting for Deaing" Counterpoint Lerner and Loewe (Arbors Records) 38:01
- Host talks 42:13
- Stan Getz "All God's Children Got Rhythm " With European Friends (LRC Ltd. / Groove Merchant Records) 42:56
- Kerry Politzer "São Salvador" Diagonal (Kerry Politzer) 47:12
- Host talks 50:04
- Tommy Flanagan "Willow Weep for Me" Overseas (Prestige) 51:02
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