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Gabrielle Cavassa, Joe Lovano, Phillip Golub, Amrita, James Wengrow
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- Eartha Kitt "Empty House" from Thinking Jazz (ITM) 5:35
- Gabrielle Cavassa "Bossy Nova" from Diavola (Blue Note) 3:53
- Heidi Martin "Render Me Empty" from Attunement (Heidi Martin) 5:39
- Joe Lovano "Lady Day" from Paramount Quartet (ECM) 7:59
- Kandace Springs "I Get Along Without You Very Well" from Lady in Satin (SRP) 2:42
- Stella Heath "You Let Me Down" from For Billie (Matterhorn) 4:50
- David Grisset "Picture in Picture" from Travelogue (Savant) 5:16
- Phillip Golub "cries of the initiated" from Partisan Ship (Phillip Golub Music) 7:46
- Emmet Cohen "Eternal Glimpse" from Universal Truth (Mack Avenue ) 5:29
- Tumbao Bravo with Paul Vornhagen "Rumba Espiritu" from Joy of the Mambo (Global Pulse) 7:49
- Kelan Phil Cohran and Legacy "Kilimanjaro" from African Skies (Listening Position) 6:17
- Ancient Future "Purple Haze" from Purple Spirits (Ancient-Future.com) 3:25
- Collin Sherman "Find Your Friends and Hold On" from Ouroborosuite (Ex-Tol Recordings) 6:13
- Amrita "Elephant Promenade II (feat. Jonathan Kay)" from Amrita (Amrita) 9:20
- Jocelyn Gould "The Kicker" from Sonic Bouquet (Jocelyn Gould) 5:07
- Vladimir Redzic "Bishop's Gambit" from First Time Around (Vladimir Redzic) 4:21
- The Guitar Renegades "Simon & Garfunkel Medley" from How Many Guitars Does It Take? (Antidote) 5:12
- Orlando Molina "Que Te Vaya Bonito" from Antes Siempre (Before, Always) (Orlando Molina Music) 5:01
- Tomas Janzon "All Neighbors (alt.)" from Jazz Diary (Changes Music) 4:14
- James Wengrow Crypsis Trio "This Is for Us to Share" from Emissary (Endectomorph Music) 4:32
- Stephen Thelen "Creatures of the Night" from Fractal Guitar 4 (Moonjune) 7:51
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