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India Gailey, Michael Pagán, Findkestilts, Jay Sanders and more
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- Dinah Washington "I'll Never Stop Loving You" from Dinah Washington (Roulette) 2:14
- Lori Bell "Black Narcissus" from Recorda Me: Remembering Joe Henderson (Lori Bell) 7:19
- Audrey Silver "I Cain't Say No" from Oklahoma (Messy House) 5:23
- Leigh Pilzer "Lin" from Beatin' the Odds (Strange Woman) 6:27
- India Gailey "Where Can I Be As Big As the Sun" from Problematica (People Places) 3:46
- Kersten Stevens "Best Part" from Queen Rising (Kersten Stevens) 5:20
- Milton Suggs "Sing A Song of Song (There is a Song)" from Pure Imagination (Imani) 5:52
- Noah Haidu "After You've Gone" from Standards II (Sunnyside) 6:04
- Michael Pagán "Gaviota" from Paganova (Capri) 9:14
- Lee McKinny "Reflection in Two Shades" from Reflection in Two Shades (Sunnyside) 6:03
- Melvin van Peebles "You Can Get Up Before Noon Without Being a Square" from Brer Soul (A&M) 3:27
- Antonella Chionna "Rather Life" from Rylesonable (/Dodicilune ) 4:15
- Findkestilts "Ginger Jane" from Ballade Imaginaire (Whi Music) 3:05
- Martin Archer "Hudu" from Biyartabiyu (Discus Music) 6:26
- Phil Bancroft "On First Meeting Part 1" from Birth and Death (Myriad Streams ) 11:58
- Melissa Aldana "I Know You Know" from Echoes of the Inner Prophet (Blue Note) 6:25
- The Ostara Project "Tides are Turning" from The Ostara Project (Cellar Music Group) 5:40
- Jay Sanders "Le Cacodaemon" from Evanescent (Mindtonic Music) 6:03
- Jeff Coffin "A Hat for My Beard" from Only the Horizon (Ear Up) 4:49
- Hamilton de Holanda "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing" from Collab (Sony Music Brazil) 5:40
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