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Jack DeJonette, Miles Davis & Terri Lyne Carrington
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- Terri Lyne Carrington "Jazz is a Spirit" The Act Years (ACT Records) 00:00
- Host talks 3:57
- Quincy Jones Big Band "Parisian Thoroughfare" Live & Rare (Verve) 6:27
- Darren Barrett "Word Dr. Byrd" First One Up (J. Curve Records) 9:34
- Host talks 15:00
- Miles Davis "Two Bass Hit" 'Round About Midnight (Columbia) 16:00
- Lauren Lee "Mad House" The Queen of Cups (Lauren Lee) 19:06
- Host talks 22:51
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk "Stormy Weather" Third Dimension (Verve) 24:00
- Jeff Lederer "Right Effort" Eightfold Path (little(i)music) 28:32
- Host talks 33:26
- Jack DeJohnette & Co. "Straight No Chaser" Camp Meeting (Sony) 34:14
- Andrew Nixon "Blues for Audrey" Incongruence (Andrew Nixon) 37:00
- Host talks 41:38
- Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band "Millenberg Joys" 1942 Series (Fantasty Recordings) 42:31
- Larry Douglas Alltet "Dedications (The Theme}" Dedications (L.T. Douglas) 46:06
- Host talks 50:42
- Joel Ross "Doxology (Hope)" The Parable Of The Poet (Blue Note) 51:54
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