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George Coleman, Reggie Watkins, Leon Anderson & Sean Nelson
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- Sean Nelson and the New London Big Band "About Time" Don't Stop Now (Outside in Music) 0:00
- Host talks 3:35
- Harry James "You Made Me Love You" Best of the Big Bands (Classic Jazz) 6:06
- Michael Buckley "Strange Taste" Ebb & Flow (Spindizzy Records) 9:03
- Host talks 13:20
- George Coleman "The Sheik of Araby" My Horns of Plenty (Dreyfus Jazz) 14:33
- Jon Bentley "Go Ahead!" Go Ahead! (Cellar Live) 17:31
- Host talks 22:53
- Reggie Watkins "Wizards" Rivers (BYNK Records) 23:23
- Michelle Nicolle "All the Things Your Are" The Silent Wish (Purple Lead Music) 28:15
- Host talks 32:23
- Lenore Raphael "My Foolish Heart" Single (Lenore Raphael) 33:50
- Leon Anderson "Understanding" Live at Snug Harbor (Outside in Music) 36:32
- Host talks 41:26
- Shuffle Demons "Sunny Side Up" Are You Really Real (Alma Records) 42:00
- Yelena Eckemoff "Village Tavern" Scenes from the Dark Ages (L & H Production) 46:13
- Host talks 51:05
- Russ Spiegel "Soul Station" Nitty Gritty (Ruzztone Music) 52:00
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