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Gerald Clayton, l'Oumigmag, Mehmet Ali Sanlıkol, Triology & more
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- Intro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varèse Sarabande)
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- The Steve Holt Jazz Impact Quintet "Lalita's Waltz" from Impact (Inner Music)
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- Charlie Ballantine "Modern Bohemian" from East by Midwest (Origin Records)
- l'Oumigmag "Ce qui s'écoule" from Ce qui tourne dans l'air (InTempo Musique)
- Triology feat. Scott Hamilton "Luiza" from The Slow Road (Cellar Music Group)
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- J3PO (Julian Pollack) "Vol a Calgary" from Soul & Circuitry (Ropeadope Records)
- Zhengtao Pan Jazz Orchestra "Scenery In My Story" from Scenery In My Story (Outside In Music)
- Mehmet Ali Sanlikol "Huseyni Jam" from 7 Shades of Melancholia (Dunya Records)
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- Marianne Solivan "First Desire" from Break's Over (Imani Records)
- Gerald Clayton "Cinnamon Sugar" from Ones & Twos (Blue Note)
- Eric Alexander "Wise One" from Chicago To New York (Cellar Music Group)
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- Jeff Libman "The Elbow" from Feet Off The Ground (Cellar Music Group)
- Jackie Myers "What About The Butterfly" from What About The Butterfly (577 Records)
- Brandon Woody "Wisdom: Terrace on St. Paul St." from For The Love Of It All (Blue Note)
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- Sam Dickinson "Ongiara" from Gemini Duets (TQM Recording)
- Medler Sextet "River Paths" from River Paths (Origin Records)
- Philippe Massé "Le vent" from Le Vent (self-released)
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- Peter Smith "Timing Rules the World" from Smitty Straightens Out (Real Magic Records)
- Reggie Watkins "Rivers" from Rivers (Bynk Records)
- Geoffrey Dean Quartet "Congflagration" from Conceptions (Cellar Music Group)
- Outro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varèse Sarabande)
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