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Exploration by the Marcus Roberts Trio, Interview with VA Virginia Schenck re Jazz at All Saints Including Nnenna Freelon & Brandee Younger, Keyboard Jazz With Bobby Timmons, Joey DeFrancesco, Azymuth and More
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- Marcus Roberts "Exploration"—from Time And Circumstance (Columbia) 00:00
- Interview Segment #1 with VA Virginia Schenck 16:47
- Virginia Schenck "Long As You're Living"-from VA (Airborne Ecstasy) 21:39
- Interview Segment #2 with VA Virginia Schenck 26:37
- Nnenna Freelon "Changed"—from Beneath The Skin (Origin) 30:07 Interview Segment #3 with VA Virginia Schenck 35:25
- Brandee Younger "Surrender"—from Gadabout Season (Impulse!) 38:14
- Hank Crawford and Big John Patton "Frim Fram Sauce"—from The Best Of Hank Crawford & Jimmy McGriff (Compilation) (Milestone) 45:43
- Bobby Timmons "Soul Time"—from The Best Of Bobby Timmons (Compilation) (Riverside) 54:16
- Patrice Rushen "Haw-Right Now"—from Prelusion (Prestige) 1:03:10
- Jamie Cullum "Well You Needn't"—from Pointless Nostalgic (Candid) 1:11:08
- Joey DeFrancesco "ESP"—from Reboppin' (Columbia) 1:14:25
- Charles Earland "I Ain't Jivin,' I'm Jammin"—from I Ain't Jivin... 'I'm Jammin' (Muse) 1:19:25
- Kandace Springs "Novocaine Heart"—from Soul Eyes (Blue Note) 1:32:39
- Ahmad Jamal "Devil's In My Den"—from Nature: The Essence, Pt. 3 (Atlantic) 1:37:12
- Rhoda Scott "Watch What Happens"—from Summertime (Compilation) (Verve) 1:42:07
- Tania Maria "Intimidade"—from Canto (Naïve) 1:49:15
- Xavier Davis Cautious Optimism"—from Cautious Optimism (G2 Records) 1:52:12
- Azymuth "Arabuta"—from Marca Passo (Far Out Recordings) 2:02:32
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