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Franco Ambrosetti, Dánae Olano, The Ize Trio, Meg Okura and Kevin Hays
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- Juhani Aaltonen "Farewell to Valomäkie" from Kirkastus (TUM) 6:49
- Franco Ambrosetti "Habanera" from Sweet Caress (enja) 7:41
- John Lamkin II "Homage" from Movin' (John Lamkin II) 6:04
- Bria Skonberg "Petit Fleur" from What It Means (Cellar Music Group) 4:35
- Jay D'Amico "Mixolydian Passage" from Melodia: Jazz Under Glass (CAP) 4:11
- Catherine Russell "Aint' Got Nobody to Grind My Coffee" from My Ideal (Dot Time) 3:37
- Queen Esther "I'm Having Myself a Time" from Things Are Looking Up (El Recordings) 2:55
- Rose Mallett "The Snake" from Dreams Realized (Carrie-On Productions) 4:54
- Ella Fitzgerald "Five O'Clock Whistle" from 75th Birthday Celebration: The Original Decca Recordings (GRP) 3:10
- Madeleine Peyroux "Blues for Heaven" from Let's Walk (Thirty Tigers) 4:17
- Danae Olano "Raices" from Children's Corner (LulaWorld) 5:49
- The Headhunters "Rima" from Survival of The Fittest (Arista) 8:15
- The Headhunters "The Stunt Man" from The Stunt Man (Ropeadope) 5:59
- Ize Trio "Elemeno I: Be a Kid! " from The Global Suites (Izo Trio) 3:37
- Meg Okura "Seven Short Pieces: III. Mi is Who Is He is She" from Lingering (Adhyâropa) 3:03
- Patricia Brennan "Palo de Oros (Suit of Coins)" from Breaking Stretch (Pyroclastic) 9:40
- Peripheral Vision "The Mask Has Become the Face" from We've Got Nothing (Step3) 6:53
- Kari van der Kloot "Trust Exercise" from Windows (TRP) 7:04
- Disaster Pony "Sly, Dirty Machines" from Disaster Pony (Lovetown) 5:17
- Elias Haslanger "Today's New Groove" from Elias Haslanger Meets Mike Sailors (Bandstand Presents) 8:47
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