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Jane Ira Bloom, Kieran Brown, Charlie Parker & Sheila Jordan
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Playlist
- Sheila Jordan "Comes Love" Come Love: Lost Session 1960 (Capri Records) 0:00
- Host talks 2:30
- Charlie Parker "Chasin' the Bird" The Savoy Recordings (Savoy) 5:27
- Jane Ira Bloom "Better Starlight" Songs in Space (Outline) 8:26
- Host talks 12:46
- Yoko Yates "Song of the Wild" Eternal Moments (Bespoke Jazz) 13:56
- Ben Thomas "The Hat With The Grin And The Chuckle" The Hat With The Grin And The Chuckle (Origin Records) 18:46
- Host talks 22:49
- Heirloom "Familiar Beginnings" Familiar Beginnings (Heirloom) 23:22
- Kieran Brown "Little Bits of Magic" Loving You (Cellar Live) 27:10
- Host talks 31:15
- Steve Smith & Vital Information "Eight Five" Heart of the City {Drum Legacy Records) 32:18
- Susan Krebs "Little Did I Dream" Little Did I Dream (Green Gig Music) 38:13
- Host talks 41:53
- Jorge Garcia "Still Crossing" Still Crossing {SDG Company) 43:00
- Linda Dachtyl "The Outsider" Full Steam Ahead (Chicken Coup) 47:19
- Host talks 52:35
- Socrates Garcia Latin Jazz Orchestra "AG's Resting Face .. Scary!!" Shadows of Tomorrow (Summit Records) 53:40
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