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Gonzalo Rubalcaba with Chris Potter, Larry Grenadier and Eric Harland
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- Dee Dee Bridgewater Bill Charlap "In the Still of the Night" from Elemental (Mack Avenue) 0:00
- Mike Clark Mike Zilber "Turnaround (And Around Again)" from Standard Deviations (Sunnyside) 8:32
- Host Speaks 15:37
- Tessa Souter " Never Broken (E.S.P.)" from Shadows and Silence: The Erik Satie Project (Noanara) 16:52
- Bill Evans Jim Hall Freddie Hubbard "Interplay" from Interplay (Re Mastered 2025) (Craft) 21:33
- Host Speaks 29:47
- Adrian Younge "Sorrir na Chuva" from Something About April III (Self Produced) 30:51
- Susan Pereia "Baiao da Chuva" from Tudo Azul (Riony) 34:58
- Gonzalo Rubalcaba Chris Potter Larry Grenadier Eric Harland " Con Alma" from First Meeting Live at Dizzy's Club (Passion) 41:17
- Host Speaks 59:50
- Brandee Younger Josh Johnson "Discernment" from Gadabout Season (Impulse) 1:01:17
- SML Josh Johnson "Three Over Steel" from Small Medium Large (International Anthem) 1:08:06
- Terri Lyne Carrington Christie Dashiell "Freedom Day (Part 1)" from We Insist! 2025 Music (Candid) 1:13:47
- Host Speaks 1:18:02
- Nicola Caminiti " City Lights (and deep darkness)" from Vivid Tales of a Blurry Self Portrait (Self Produced) 1:19:39
- Juana Molina "Mantra del Bicho Feo" from Segundo (Crammed Disc) 1:26:19
- Julian Shore "Keep Going"" from Sub Rosa (Chill Tone) 1:34:18
- Jody Redhage Ferber Alan Ferber Mark Ferber" Sarabande" from Confluence (Scarlet Tree) 1:40:55
- Patrick Zimmerli Kevin Hays " Torsion" from Songs of Innocence (Emergence) 1:45:51:16
- Eva Novoa " Modus Vivendi" from Novoa / Kamaguchi / Cleaver Trio, Vol. 2 (577) 1:50:32
- Host Speaks 2:00:42
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