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- Haz Solo "Global Warming" from Sonic Boom Vol 2 (Self-Released) 02:35
- J-Mood "I've Got My Love to keep Me Warm" from A Midnight Clear (Blue Canoe Records) 04:15
- John Dokes "She Warm, She Willing , She Wonderful" from Forever Reasons (Rondette Jazz) 08:04
- Kenny Barron, Dave Holland Trio "Warm Valley" from Without Deception (Dare2 Records) 12:24
- Krysztof Komeda "Sleep Safe and Warm" from Piano Explorations (Complete Edition: Vol. 1 -8) (Silknote Records) 19.51
- Kylie Auldist "Warming Up the Sun" from Family Tree (Freestyle Records) 22:40
- Mugwisa International Xylophone Group "Iganga Warming" from Iganga Embaire (On The Corner Records) 26:23
- Paul Hardcastle "Warm Glow" from Hardcastle 2 Limited (Hardcastle Music) 28:29
- Warmth "Praise Poems" from Praise Poems (Tramp Records) 32:39
- The Michael Treni Big Band "Let It Snow / Love to Keep Me Warm (Warm Medley)" from You Better Watch Out (Bell Production Company) 38:21
- Wojtek Mazolewski Quintet "Sleep Safe and Warm" from When Angels Fall (Whirlwind Records) 42:28
- Yelena Eckemoff Quintet "Pine Needles Warmed by the Sun" from Blooming Tall Phlox (L & H Production) 46:49
- 2 Good 2 Go "Warm Nights" from Quiet Storm (Self-Released) 55:27
- Dave Koz "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm" from The 25th of December (Concord Records) 59:26
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