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Jed Levy, Bill O'Connell, Gina Saputo, Sean Nelson and more
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- Charles Rouse "Hopscotch" from Strata-East Record Store Day (Mack Avenue/Strata-East) 00:00
- Jed Levy "Tenerife" from Faces And Places (A Life In Music) 07:20
- Bill O'Connell "Maiden Voyage" from Touch (Deluxe Version) (JoJo Records) 13:41
- Gina Saputo "Think Of One" from Daydream (GSJQ Productions) 19:59
- Sean Nelson "Three And One" from Don't Stop Now (All In Records) 25:41
- Doug Wyatt "Iroquois" from Days Of Gypsy Nights (Sonosphere Music) 30:58
- Joe Lovano "Love In The Garden" from Homage (ECM) 36:40
- Igmar Thomas "Infant Eyes" from Like A Tree It Grows (Soulspazm) 40:34
- Reginald Cyntje "Broken Glass" from Mosaic (Reginald Cyntje) 47:49
- Franck Amsallem "Running After Eternity" from Out A Day (FRAM) 53:16
- Russ Spiegel "26-2" from Nitty Gritty (Ruzztone Music) 59:17
- Dave Robbins "Sixes & Sevens" from Happy Faces (Reel To Real) 1:06:13
- Chicago Jazz Orchestra "Somewhere" from More Amor -A Tribute To Wes Montgomery (CJO Records) 1:13:20
- Lyn Stanley "Tea For Two" from Tribute To 1924 (A.T. Music) 1:19:31
- Reid Hoyson "Detroit" from In Your Dreams (Reid Hoyson Productions) 1:24:07
- Nels Cline "Surplus" from Consentrik Quartet (Blue Note) 1:29:24
- Thomas Marriott "Screen Time" from Screen Time (Imani Records) 1:34:33
- Aron! "A Life With You" from Cozy You (And Other Nice Songs) (Verve) 1:39:01
- Nancy Kelly "Devil May Care" from Be Cool (Origin Records) 1:43:32
- Triology "Slow Road" from The Slow Road (Cellar Music Group) 1:47:08
- Altin Sencalar "Solid Gold" from Unleashed (Posi-Tone Records) 1:52:39
- WDR Big Band "In The Lion's Den" from Bluegrass (WDR Jazz) 1:58:52
- Ben Patterson "We're Back, Baby!" from Mad Scientist Music (Origin Records) 2:05:40
- Max Leake "Stars Fell On Alabama" from Threads (MCG Jazz) 2:12:19
- Diane Marino "O Amor Em Paz" from Back To Brazil (M&M Records) 2:19:07
- Renegade Queens "Caravan" from Salsa De La Bahia Vol lll (Patois Records) 2:24:37
- Reggie Watkins "Waiting" from Rivers (BYNK Records) 2:29:05
- Sharel Cassity "Suspect" from Gratitude (Sunnyside) 2:34:00
- Hiromi "Pendulum" from Out There (Telarc/Concord Jazz/Concord) 2:38:40
- John Ellis "Linus And The Lyre" from Heroes (Blue Room Music) 2:44:26
- Kevin Fort "Deceptive" from Everything I Love (JeruJazz) 2:511:20
- Jeff Libman "Fooled In The Past" from Feet Off The Ground (Cellar Music Group) 2:58:24
- Geoffrey Dean "Spiral" from Conceptions (Cellar Music Group) 3:05:08
- Phil Brown "La Coda De Moda" from Rule Of Three (A Caldera Productions) 3:11:28
- Nnenna Freelon "Journey Of The Heart" from Beneath The Skin (Origin Records) 3:18:40
- Jeffrey Gimble "Bye Bye Blackbird" from Brand New Key (Cafe Pacific Records) 3:22:06
- Artemis "Komorebi" from Arboresque (Blue Note) 3:26:11
- Steve Allee "Spang A Lang" from Naptown Sound (Jazzville Records) 3:31:43
- James Zito "The Nearness Of You" from Zito's Jump! (James Zito) 3:37:32
- Caili O'Doherty "Clip Joint" from Bluer Than Blue (Outside In Music) 3:42:39
- Jonah David "Days Of Wine And Roses" from Waltz For Eli (Swish Tap Records) 3:48:02
- Rodney Jordan "Small Portion" from Memphis Blue (Baxter Music Enterprises) 3:52:52
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