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George Freeman, Ermelinda Cuéllar, Bennie Moten & Lonnie McFadden
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- Lonnie McFadden "El Montecristo" Live at the Green Lady (Jazz Daddy Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:50
- Bennie Moten "The Count" The Blue Room (Jazz League Music) 8:54
- Daggerboard & Erik Jekabson Orchestra "Solstice Blues" The Axes, Vol. 2 Summer Solstice (Wide Hive Records) 12:06
- Host talks 17:07
- Rufus Reid "It's the Nights I Like" It's the Nights I Like (Sunnyside) 17:31
- Jeff Libman "A Sleeping' Bee" Feel off the Ground (Cellar Live) 20:23
- Host talks 25:52
- Monty Alexander "Mack the Knife (Swing-Jazz Secrets)" Short Cuts (Arcadia Records) 216:55
- George Freeman "It Was a Very Good Year" George freeman with Charlie Earland Live (Philly Time Jazz) 28:52
- Host talks 31:36
- Peter Smith "Road Songs" Smitty Straightens Out (Real Magic Records) 32:23
- Silvano Monasterios "Ambar's Courage" The River (Silvano Monasterios) 37:25
- Host talks 41:47
- Ermelinda Cuellar "Morning" Under a Lavender Sky (Ermelinda Cuellar Productions) 42:25
- Trilogy "Hi-Fly" The Road Show (Trilogy Records) 46:13
- Host talks 51:12
- Ben Neill "Sweetness and Light" Horizontal (Blue Math) 53:16
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