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Dave Stryker, Howard Johnson & Steve Slagle
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- Dave Stryker with Bob Mintzer & The WDR Big Band "Trouble Man" Blue Soul (Strikezone Records) 00:00
- Host talks 6:01
- Liberty Styles "Roam Wide" Roam Wide EP (LS Records) 7:59
- Miki Yamanaka "First Day of Spring" Human Dust Suite (Outside in Music) 11:14
- Host talks 16:41
- Howard Johnson and Gravity "Testimony" Testimony (Tuscarora Records) 18:15
- Anthony Fung "Forever (Prelude)" Flashpoint (Tiny Records) 24:18
- Host talks 26:11
- Joel Frahm "A Little Extra" Live at Smalls (Smalls Live) 27:08
- The Claire Daly Band "Momentus Brighticus" Rah Rah (Ride Symbol Records) 34:21
- Host talks 38:09
- Dean Tsur "Centerpiece" Moments of Inspiration (Outside in Music) 39:05
- Carl Saunders "Walking on Air" Carl Saunders, Jazz Trumpet (Summit Records) 42:32
- Host talks 46:43
- Clare Fischer "America the Beautiful" Songs for Rainy Day Lovers (Columbia/Legacy) 47:38
- Steve Slagle Trio "Alive" Alive in Harlem (Panorama Records) 49:18
- Host talks 53:22
- Charlie Parker "Cheers" Complete Charlie Parker Sessions (IMP Digital) 54:02
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