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Javon Jackson, Michael Feinberg & Tim Lin
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- Tim Lin "Namely You" Empathy (Linsanity Music) 0:00
- Host talks 3:21
- Lonnie Liston Smith "Kaleidoscope" Jazz is Dead 17 (Jazz is Dead) 5:17
- Joe Farnsworth "Bobby No Bags" In What Direction Are You Headed (Smoke Sessions) 8:27
- Host talks 13:36
- Jamie Breiwick "March of the Hobbits" Awake—Volume 2 (Shifting Paradigm Records) 14:46
- Michael O'Neill "Mike's Blues" Conversations with Birds (Michael O'Neill) 17:52
- Host talks 23:06
- Michael Feinberg "The Healing Power of Grits" Blues Variant (Criss Cross) 24:01
- Juan Pastor Chinchano "Humanidad" Cachito (Bace Records) 28:39
- Host talks 33:30
- Israel Tanenbaum and The Latinbaum Jazz Ensemble "Strange Destiny" Impressions (Zoho Music) 34:05
- Hazelrigg Bros "Miss Gradenko" Synchronicity: An Interpretation Of The Album By The Police (Hazelrigg Bros) 39:12
- Host talks 41:11
- Dan Wilson "Bird Like" Things Eternal (Mack Avenue) 41:54
- Steve Smith & Vital Information "A Prayer for the Generations—Pt. V" Time Flies (Drum Legacy Records) 47:03
- Host talks 50:55
- Javon Jackson "Brother G" With Peter Bradley (Solid Jackson Records) 51:59
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