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Horace Silver, Neil Gray, Ted Rosenthal, Aretha Tillotson and more
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- Horace Silver "Song For My Father" from Silver In Seattle: Live At The Penthouse (Blue Note) 00:00
- Neil Gray "For Those In The Back" from In The Streets (Cellar Music Group) 09:14
- Ted Rosenthal "To Life" from High Standards (TMR Music) 14:14
- Tierney Sutton "I Knew I Loved You" from Talking To The Sun (Gemini Records) 20:28
- Aretha Tillotson "Kinda Out West" from Kinda Out West (Bent River Records) 25:01
- Andy Nevala "Bemsha Swing" from El Rumbon (The Party) (Zoho) 29:47
- UCF Flying Horse Big Band "It Gets Better" from Unbridled: The Flying Horse Big Band Meets George Garzone (Flying Horse Records) 34:47
- Jen Allen "No Returning" from Possibilities (Truth Revolutions Records) 39:50
- Johnathan Blake "Last Breath" from My Life Matters (Blue Note) 46:14
- Chad Lefkowitz-Brown "Only You" from The Shadow Of Your Smile (Bandstand Presents) 53:05
- Socrates Garcia Latin Jazz Orchestra "Illusions, Delusions... A Glimmer of Hope: III. The Mold Breaker (Bringer of Joy)" from Shadows of Tomorrow (Summit Records) 1:00:20
- James Danderfer "My Brightest Lights" from If Not Now (Cellar Music Group) 1:09:42
- Thom Rotella "In The Garden" from Right Time Left (High Note) 1:15:02
- Brad Mehldau "Colorbars" from Ride Into The Sun (Nonesuch Records) 1:20:21
- Yoko Yates "Song of the Wild" from Eternal Moments (Banka Records) 1:25:36
- Charles Lloyd "Desolation Sound" from Figure In Blue (Blue Note) 1:30:32
- Alberto Pibiri "Song For Aymee" from A New World (Alberto Pibiri Music) 1:36:22
- Lori Williams "Brazilian Nature" from Here We Are (Double Moon Records) 1:40:49
- Sean Mason "Capital J" from A Breath Of Fresh Air (Taylor Christian Records) 1:45:31
- Steve Rosenbloom Big Band "In A Boppish Sort Of Way" from San Francisco 1948 (Glory Music) 1:49:34
- Paul Cornish "DB Song" from You're Exaggerating! (Blue Note) 1:54:14
- Don Was And The Pan-Detroit Ensemble "Nubian Lady Groove" from In The Face Of Adversity (Mack Avenue) 1:59:41
- Nicholas Payton "Feed The Fire" from Triune (Smoke Sessions) 2:09:00
- Nick Finzer "Say When" from The Jazz Orchestra Volume 1 (Outside In Music) 2:16:42
- Ledisi "You Don't Know What Love Is" from For Dinah (Candid Records) 2:20:41
- Christian McBride "Old Folks" from Without Further Ado, Vol 1 (Mack Avenue) 2:25:47
- JD Allen "Tell The Story" from Love Letters (The Ballad Sessions) (Savant) 2:30:02
- Jay D'Amico "Ranine Liberation" from Ginevra (CAP) 2:35:08
- Chris Rottmayer "On The Street Where You Live" from Playing Favorites (Pilars Jazz) 2:39:50
- Neal Miner "A Shanty For Shady" from Invisibility (Cellar Music Group) 2:46:28
- Margherita Fava "Murrina" from Murrina (Margherita Fava) 2:52:14
- Steven Oquendo Latin Jazz Orchestra "Machito Forever" from A Centennial Salute To Tito & TitoLive At Dizzy's (Truth Revolution Records) 2:59:18
- David Sneider "Robot Portrait" from Introducing (Cellar Music Group) 3:07:21
- Caelan Cardello "Gone Fishin'" from Chapter One (Jazz Bird) 3:13:38
- Susan Krebs & The Local Outfit "I Remember You" from Little Did I Dream (Green Gig Music) 3:19:37
- Jamile "Moon" from Pursuit Of A Pulse (Cellar Music Group) 3:25:56
- Christopher McBride & The Whole Proof "Funky Good Señor Blues" from The Hang, The Hustle, The Path (CR McBride Music) 3:30:11
- Anthony Stanco "Tales" from In The Groove: Live At The Alluvion (OA2 Records) 3:34:35
- Baltimore Jazz Collective "Sundas At Eubies" from Baltimore Jazz Collective (Stricker Street) 3:39:20
- George Coleman "Ugly Beauty" from George Coleman With Strings (HighNote) 3:46:18
- Jason Forsythe "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You" from It's About Time (Hollistic Musicworks) 3:53:24
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