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Harold Danko, Count Basie & James Brandon Lewis
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- James Brandon Lewis "Willisee" Live in Willisau (Intakt Records) 00:00
- Host talks 6:20
- Isham Jones Orchestra "Somebody's Wrong" Roaring 20s (Timeless Records) 8:31
- Thomas Marriott "All The Things You Are" Trumpet Ship (Origin Records) 12:04
- Host talks 16:11
- Roy McCurdy "You're My Everything" So Many Stars (BMI Records) 17:09
- Shelly Rudolph "Butterfly Heart" The Way We Love (OA2 Records) 22:54
- Host talks 25:29
- Diane Schuur "I Remember You" I Remember You (Jazzheads) 26:13
- Emi Makabe "Anniversary" Anniversary (GREENLEAF MUSIC) 29:08
- Host talks 30:34
- Bill Frisell "Guitar in the Space Age" Rebel Rouser (Sony Masterworks) 31:29
- Dan Bonsanti "Cartoon Bebop" Cartoon Bebop (Dan Bonsanti) 34:56
- Host talks 39:38
- Count Basie and His Orchestra "Not Now, I'll Tell You When" The Years (Columbia) 40:45
- The Jeff Benedict Big Band "Hikky Burr" The Weather is Here Wish You Were Beautiful (Groovy Panda Records) 44:25
- Host talks 48:32
- Harold Danko "A Quiet Dawn" Triple Play (SteepleChase) 49:16
- Host talks 52:04
- Queen Bey "Let the Good Times Roll" Kansas City's Finest (KCMO) 52:51
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