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Frank Sinatra, Branford Marsalis & Anaïs Reno
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- Anaïs Reno "Daydream" Sings Ellington and Strayhorn (Harbinger Records) 00:00
- Host talks 4:41
- Frank Sinatra "Shake Down the Stars" The Song is You (Columbia) 6:57
- Curtis Andrews "Kobla" Speaking Hands (Self Released) 10:19
- Host talks 15:45
- Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie "Pennies from Heaven" Bird & Diz (Verve) 16:25
- Dan Wilson "Born to Lose" Vessels of Wood and Earth (Mack Avenue) 18:37
- Host talks 22:30
- Jeff "Tain" Watts "Stevie in Rio" Bar Talk (Columbia) 23:24
- Kilian Kemmer Trio "It Don't Mean a Thing" Und Zarath Ustra Tanzte (Killian) 28:56
- Host talks 31:55
- Mara Kaye & Carl Sonny Leyland "It Had to Be You" Single (Self Released) 32:51
- Bill Kwan "The Moon and the Sky" No Ordinary Love (Ikeda Music) 37:34
- Host talks 41:04
- Ella Fitzgerald "Lady be Good" Live at Chutauqua, Vol. 2 (Dot Time) 41:37
- Sam Braysher "For Regulars Only" Dance Little Lady Dance Little Man (SB Music) 44:50
- Host talks 49:48
- Branford Marsalis "Roused About" Boomington (Sony Legacy) 50:46
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