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Fats Waller, Joe Magnarelli, Alexa Tarantino & Rebecca Kilgore
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- Rebecca Kilgore with Hal Smith's Rhythm Makers "How Jazz Was Born" Sings the Music of Fats Waller (Audiophile) 0:00
- Host talks 4:16
- Fats Waller "Two Sleepy People" Ain't Misbehavin' (RCA) 6:38
- Naoya Ogura "Colors of a Journey" Colors of a Journey (La Reserve Records) 9:46
- Host talks 13:24
- Joe Magnarelli "Decidedly So" Decidedly So (Cellar Live) 14:07
- Josie Falbo "Get a Kick Out of You" Kickin' It (Josie Falbo) 19:10
- Host talks 22:58
- Vancouver Jazz Orchestra "Colour Contrast" Vancouver Jazz Orchestra Meets Brian Charette (Cellar Live) 24:08
- Nikola Bankov "Peace of Mind" Everwanted (AMP Music) 29:44
- Host talks 33:19
- Heisenberg Uncertainty Players "Catalpa" Return to the Enchanted Forest {La Reserve Records) 38:47
- Marie-Soleil Lambert "Abertica" Anastasia (Marie-Soleil Lambert) 39:07
- Host talks 43:36
- Alexa Tarantino "Provoking Luck" The Roar and The Whisper (Blue Engine Records) 44:42
- Greg Burrows "Piazza Navona" Let's Not Wait: The Music of Ed Bonoff (Grebe Records) 49:11
- Host talks 54:35
- Glenn Miller and Jimmy Dorsey "I Understand" One More Time (ABC TV) 55:02
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