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Freedom Art Quartet, Tyreek McDole, Noah Haidu, Dee Dee Bridgewater & Bill Charlap and more
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- Freedom Art Quartet "Interpretation" from First Dance (FAQ) 00:00
- Peter Anderson & Will Anderson "Blue Skies" from The Best Of Berlin (Arbors Records) 6:45
- Mike Thompson "There Will Never Be Another You" from 6th Avenue (Hexproof Records) 13:07
- Tyreek McDole "Somalia Rose" from Open Up Your Senses (Artwork Records) 20:02
- Noah Haidu "Things Ain't What They Used To Be" from Standards III (Infinite Distances) 24:56
- Marcello Carelli "Recorda Me" from First Impressions (Cellar Music Group) 30:05
- Ron Rieder "I Fell Into A Meme" from Dia Precioso! (Meson Records) 35:20
- Dee Dee Bridgewater & Bill Charlap "Mood Indigo" from Elemental (Mack Avenue) 39:37
- Isaiah J. Thompson "The Feeling of Freedom" from The Book of Isaiah: Modern Jazz Ministry (Mack Avenue) 46:29
- Joe Kennedy "Nature Boy" from Time Travel (Summit Records) 52:48
- Eric Scott Reed "All'umfrs" from Out Late (Smoke Sessions) 59:38
- Danny Grissett "The People In The City" from Travelogue (HighNote) 1:05:58
- Dave Bass "Journey With Bach" from Trio Nuevo, Vol. 2 (Dave Bass Music) 1:12:56
- Ben Sidran "Are We There Yet" from Are We There Yet (Live at the Sunside) (Bonsai Music) 1:19:39
- Dena DeRose "Two For The Road" from Mellow Tones (HighNote) 1:23:42
- Gabriel Latchin "'S Wonderful" from The Man I Love (Alys Jazz) 1:28:07
- Reid Hoyson "In Your Dreams" from In Your Dreams (Reid Hoyson Productions) 1:33:06
- Diva Jazz Orchestra "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" from Tappin' Through Life (DIVA Jazz) 1:39:00
- Carrie Jackson "Evening For Two" from Jersey Bounce (Arabesque Recordings) 1:44:08
- Cyrus Chestnut "Twinkle Tones" from Rhythm, Melody And Harmony (HighNote) 1:48:50
- CCCN Jazz Orchestra & Hendrik Meurkens "A Felicidade" from Big Band Brasil (Height Advantage) 1:54:00
- "Jazz Entre Amigos" Cuarteto "Potato" from Magpie (Entre Amigos Records) 1:58:57
- Albare "Midnight Mirage" from Eclecticity (Alfi Records) Time 2:06:06
- Ali Bello & The Charanga Syndicate "Son De La Loma" from Ali Bello & The Charanga Syndicate (Circle 9 Records) 2:13:07
- MzVal "Never Make Your Move Too Soon" from Simply Me (SJR Music) 2:19:09
- Anaïs Reno "When Lights Are Low" from Lady Of The Lavender Mist (Club 44 Records) 2:23:27
- Greg Murphy "On Green Dolphin Street" from Snap Happy (Whaling City Sound) Time 2:28:28
- Bobby West "Another Star" from Leiment Park After Dark Big Trippin' (Soulvillesound Recording) 2:34:21
- Jennifer Lee "Serendipity" from Glimpse (SBE Records) 2:39:01
- Marina Pacowski "Theme For Jobim" from New Jazz Standards, Vol. 7: The Music of Carl Saunders (Summit) 2:43:06
- Max Leake "Pensativa" from Threads (MCG Jazz) 2:47:49
- Eric Alexander "Hittin' The Jug" from Chicago To New York (Cellar Music Group) 2:53:09
- Steve Allee "Cookin' At The Kitchen" from Naptown Sound (Jazzville Records) 2:58:40
- Greg Hopkins "What'll I Do" from Then And Now (Un-Gyve Records) 3:05:46
- Premazzi / Nasser Quartet "Knock Out" from From What I Recall (OA2 Records) 3:12:48
- Naama "Deep In A Dream" from Dream With Me (La Reserve) 3:18:47
- Kristina Koller "What the World Needs Now" from Walk On By (Feel Good Records) 3:23:56
- James Zito "Time Zone" from Zito's Jump! (James Zito) 3:28:11
- Peter Smith "Road Song" from Smitty Straightens Out (Real Magic) 3:33:13
- Masha Campagne "So Mad, So Young" from Alegre Menina (Impetus Records) 3:38:15
- Pete McGuinness "The Sly Fox" from Mixed Bag (Summit Records) 3:43:03
- Saul Dautch "Grateful" from Music For The People (Doubleton Records) 3:47:54
- Jed Levy "St. Simons" from Faces And Places (A Life In Music) 3:53:12
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