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Jack DeJohnette, Horace Silver, Jerry Weldon & Lakecia Benjamin
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- Lakecia Benjamin Featuring Immanuel Wilkins and Mark Whitfield "Noble Rise" Single (Ropeadope Records) 0:00
- Host talks 6:33
- Horace Silver "No Smokin" Live at The Penthouse, Seattle, WA 65 (Blue Note) 10:06
- Jeff Shirley "Oneology" Trio Live at the Green Lady Lounge (Jazz Daddy Records) 16:09
- Host talks 20:31
- Chick Corea "In a Sentimental Mood" Forever YoursThe Farewell Performance (Candid) 22:19
- Jack DeJohnette Ron Carter Gonzalo Rubalcaba "A Quiet Place" Skyline (5 Passion Records) 26:19
- Host talks 30:44
- Charles Mingus "I've Got it Bad" Mingus at Monterey (Candid) 32:35
- Loren Schoenberg And His Jazz Orchestra "Roses in December" So Many Memories (Turtle Bay Records) 36:58
- Host talks 39:09
- Bill Evans Trio "Witchcraft" Haunted Heart {Craft Recordings) 39:46
- Ethan Margolis & Chano Dominguez "Rumbop Swing" The Blues Around Us (Ethan Margolis & Chano Dominguez ) 44:30
- Host talks 47:52
- Jerry Weldon "You Got To My Head" The Summit (Clear Live) 49:50
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