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Frank Wess, Eliane Elias & Victor Gould
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- Victor Gould "Blue Lotus" In Our Time (Blue Room Music) 00:00
- Host talks 5:24
- Oscar Peterson Duo "Nameless" Debut: The Clef/Mercury Duo Recordings 1949-50 (Mercury) 7:10
- Marc Johnson "Life of Pai" Overpass (ECM) 9:57
- Host talks 14:08
- Eliane Elias "October" Kissed by Nature (Bluebird Records) 15:02
- Senri Oe "The Kindness of Strangers" Love Letter to NY (Sony) 20:39
- Host talks 24:01
- Chalis O'Neal "Return of the King" Flirting (Chalis Records) 24:42
- Pat Coil "Letter to Evan" How Deep is the Ocean (Burton Avenue Music) 29:58
- Host talks 34:21
- Stan Kenton & His Orchestra "Dynaflow" By Request -Vol. 3 (Columbia) 34:58
- Altin Sencalar "Chance" Reconnected (Outside in Music) 38:02
- Host talks 41:17
- Frank Wess "Apron Strings" Tenor Sax & Flute Essentials (Vintage Masters) 42:12
- Gemma Sherry "Bim Bom" Music to Dream To (Tunley Records) 46:02
- Host talks 48:42
- Blossom Dearie "I'm Hip" Blossom Time at Ronnie Scott's (Verve Records) 49:07
- Host talks 51:35
- Johnathan Blake "Shakin the Biscuits" Homeward Bound (Blue Note) 52:33
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