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George Wallington, Oscar Peterson, Yazz Ahmed, Harry Connick, Jr.& Gordon Goodwin
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- Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band "Hunting Rabbits 2 (Bad Hare Day)" The Phat Pack (immergent) 0:00
- Host talks 5:04
- Bennie Maupin "Eternal Flame" Slow Traffic to the Right (Verve) 9:53
- Noam Lemish "Song for Rona" There's Beauty Enough in Being Here (Noah Lemish) 14:21
- Host talks 18:52
- Oscar Peterson "Place St. Henri" Around the World (Live) (Mack Avenue) 19:54
- Harry Connick, Jr. "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" When Harry Met Sally Soundtrack (Colombia) 22:21
- Host talks 26:40
- George Wallington "Fine and Dandy" Late Hours in New York (Jazz Classics) 27:44
- Stevie Holland "Talk to Your Tomatoes" Talk to Your Tomatoes (150 Music) 30:49
- Host talks 34:08
- Mammal Hands "Alia's Abandon" Circadian {ACT Music) 35:41
- Lisa Marie Simmons and Marco Cremaschini "Work in a Book" Notespeak (Ropeadope Records) 39:54
- Host talks 44:13
- Yazz Ahmed "Waiting for the Dawn" A Paradise in the Hold (Night Time Stories) 45:28
- E.E. Pointer "Fallish" Patio Sketches (RJHJ) 50:38
- Host talks 53:00
- Cosmique Hypnotique "A Lust Beyond" Cosmique Hypnotique (Mellow Exotica) 54:14
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