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Harry James, Quentin Baxter & Enrico Pieranunzi
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- Enrico Pieranunzi Trio "Night Waltz" New Visions (Fenn Music) 00:00
- Host talks 3:34
- Chet Baker & The Lighthouse All-Stars "Winter Wonderland" Live (BMG) 5:10
- Johannes Wallmann "Pandemica I—Quiet Out There" Precarious Towers (Johannes Wallmann) 9:34
- Host talks 12:36
- Quentin Baxter Quintet "For Minors Only" Art Moves Jazz (BME) 13:22
- Florian Hoefner Trio "Desert Bloom" Desert Bloom (Alma Records) 17:35
- Host talks 24:56
- Miff Ferrie And His Ferrymen "Twelve Bar Blues" British Vintage Jazz (Ihor Records) 25:46
- John Lee "Carl's Blues" The Artist (Cellar Live) 28:53
- Host talks 32:48
- Benny Strickler and Yerba Buena Jazz Band "Kansas City Stomps" Golden Era (Jump Jive Records) 33:43
- Mark Filsinger Chamber Big Band "Groovin' High" Groovin' High (Mark Filsinger) 36:45
- Host talks 42:43
- Harry James And His Orchestra "Life Goes to a Party" Live Cuts (Capitol) 44:00
- Aaron Stroessner Quartet "Wonder" Gifts (Norway Eel Music) 46:43
- Host talks 50:06
- Dave Slonaker Big Band "Sometimes a Notion" Convergency (Dave Slonaker) 51:14
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