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Eric Lilley, Jim Doherty, Jeremy Pelt, Dawn After Dawn, Sharel Cassity
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- Shirly Horn "Quietly There" from Here's to Life: Shirley Horn with Strings (Verve) 6:08
- Eric Lilley Trio Trio "Satisfaction Guaranteed" from Swing Set (Twin Goad Music) 6:53
- Nick Storring "Roxa I" from Mirante (We Are Busy Bodies) 7:35
- Nick Storring "Terra Da Garoa" from Mirante (We Are Busy Bodies) 4:34
- Edward Simon "Decimas" from Femeninas: Songs of Latin American Women (ArtistShare) 5:04
- Yuval Cohen "The Unfolding Nature of Iris" from Winter Poems (ECM) 6:20
- Michael Buckley "That's All Fowlkes" from EBB and FLOW (Livia) 6:54
- Jim Doherty "Nordic Maiden" from Spondance (Livia) 7:01
- Jim Hall "The Way You Look Tonight" from Live ! (Verve) 6:14
- Brent Laidler "Petite Parasol" from Hidden Gems (BEL) 5:06
- Believers "In the Weeds" from Hard Believers (Shifting Paradigms) 4:27
- Lonnie Smith "Spirits Free" from Afro-desia (Groove Merchant) 14:48
- Travis Brant "Stick Fight" from Casual Metres (Def Left Ear) 3:18
- Jeremy Pelt "Afrofuturism" from Woven (HighNote) 5:16
- Dawn After Dawn "No BIrTh No DEaTh" from Home is Where You Are (577) 2:16
- Dawn After Dawn "Home is Where You Are" from Home is Where You Are (577) 9:45
- Dexter Gordon "Candlelight Lady" from The Complete Trio & Quartet Studio Recordings: 1974-1975-1976 (Steeplechase) 5:14
- Sharel Cassity "The Promise" from Gratitude (Sunnyside) 4:28
- Rachel Eckroth and John Hadfield "Andromeda" from Speaking in Tongues (Adhyâropa) 5:07
- Kinan Azmeh "Daraa" from Live in Berlin (Dreyer Gaido) 9:56
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