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Freddie Hubbard & Alexander McCabe
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- Alexander McCabe "New York City" I'd Prefer (WAMCO Music) 00:00
- Host talks 3:47
- Stan Getz "Captain Marvel" Captain Marvel (Sony) 5:35
- Alaturka "Children's Songs" In Concert with KU Jazz Ensemble I (KU Jazz) 10:40
- Host talks 14:25
- Freddie Hubbard "Naturally" Sky Dive (CBS Associated) 15:33
- The Nimmons Tribute "Swing Softly" Volume 1 to the Nth (Self Produced) 21:21
- Host talks 26:03
- Phil Nimmons "Squits" Vintage Nimmons CBC Air Checks (Sackville) 26:56
- Audrey Foxx "You'd Better Go Now" Stone Cold Woman (Bandcamp) 31:16
- Host talks 34:34
- Kurt Elling "A Happy Though" The Questions (Okeh/Sony Masterworks) 35:28
- Jeff Ellwood "The Honeymoon" The Sounds Around the House (Jeff Ellwood) 38:59
- Host talks 44:20
- Yellowjackets "Thank You" A Rise in the Road (Mack Avenue Records) 44:40
- Chance Hayden "What's Behind" Grand and Go (Atlanta Records) 48:32
- Host talks 51:39
- E.E. .Pointer "Tesla's Dance" Quarantine Dreams (E.E. Pointer) 53:07
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