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James Brandon Lewis, Wynton Marsalis, Dina Ramirez, Lee Pardini & New Releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Septet with Wynton Marsalis "Out Amongst the People (for J Bat)" The Democracy! Suite (Blue Engine) 0:16
- Host talks 5:25
- Bokani Dyer "Ke Nako" Ke Nako -Single (Brownswood) 7:06
- Host talks 13:53
- Eyolf Dale "Northern Brewer" Being (Edition) 14:42
- Dina Ramirez "Februero" Februero -Single (Self-released) 19:32
- Host talks 21:38
- James Brandon Lewis "Molecular" Molecular (Intakt) 24:26
- Kristiana Roemer "Deine Hände" House of Mirrors (Sunnyside) 30:41
- Lee Pardini "One Day at a Time" One Day at a Time (GroundUP) 32:36
- William Chernoff "Makie Elkino" Aim to Stay (Self-released) 40:30
- Host talks 43:49
- Dayna Stephens "Smoking Gun" Right Now! (Live at the Village Vanguard) (Contagious) 44:59
- Teodross Avery "Teo" Harlem Stories: The Music of Thelonious Monk (WJ3) 51:16
- Host talks 56:46
- Analog Players Society "Epistrophy" Tilted (Ropeadope) 57:37
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