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Jeremy Pelt, Corcoran Holt, Dan West, Cynthia Scott and more
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- Jeremy Pelt "Brothas On The Corner" from Our Community Will Not Be Erased (HighNote) 00:00
- Corcoran Holt "Transition Blues" from Freedom Of Art (Holthouse Music) 06:25
- Dan West "Beeba" from Presenting The Dan West Big Band (Wayside Records) 13:44
- Cynthia Scott "The Man In The Street" from Dream For One Bright World (Ttocs Music) 21:24
- Mark Tonelli "Doi Mas E Bom" from Brasiliana (ARC) 25:51
- Tom Lippincott "Zakir" from Ode To The Possible (Tom Lippincott) 31:22
- Benjie Porecki "Chrysalis" from Faster Than We Know (FunkLove Productions) 35:22
- Kurt Elling & WDR Big Band "I Like The Sunrise" from In The Brass Palace (Big Shoulders) 40:17
- Bill Frisell "Isfahan" from In My Dreams (Blue Note) 47:34
- Chris Parker Septet "Say It Again" from Reunion (Circle 9) 54:04
- Pat Bianchi "Jitterbug Waltz" from Confluence (21H) 1:00:17
- Monika Herzig "Your Song" from Transparent (Big Time Records) 1:07:07
- Greg Rahn "Brand New Bad Idea" from Side Hustle (Independent) 1:13:28
- Diane Marino "I Just Found Out About Love" from Live At Vitello's (M&M Records) 1:20:55
- Betty Bryant "Mama Sue" from Nothin' Better To Do (bry-mar Music) 1:25:50
- Charlie Apicella & Iron City "Remembering B.B. King" from Live In NYC (Zoho Roots) 1:30:07
- Melissa Aldana "No Pidas Imposibles" from Filin (Blue Note) 1:35:02
- The Falconaires "Watershed" from Watershed (US Air Force Academy) 1:41:13
- Nicole McCabe "Hype Meter" from Color Theory (Nicole McCabe) 1:47:40
- Dave Stryker "Summer Night" from Blue Fire: The Van Gelder Session (Strikezone Records) 1:53:46
- Joel Ross "Hostile" from Gospel Music (Blue Note) 1:59:54
- NOLA Resistance Quintet "Song For Capetown" from Morpheus (Po' Boy Records) 2:07:05
- Scott Silbert Quartet "Ballad For Very Tired And Very Sad Lotus Eaters" from Dream Dancing: Celebrating Zoot Sims At 100 (Scott Silbert) 2:13:39
- Roderick Harper "Confidence" from Confidence (RMH Entertainment) 2:20:05
- Rick Roe "Modal Yodel #2" from Wake Up Call (The Music Of Gregg Hill) (Cold Plunge Records) 2:25:24
- Aaron Parks "For Maria Jose" from By All Means (Blue Note) 2:30:15
- Lisa Hilton "Here & There & Back & Forth" from Extended Daydream (Ruby Slippers Productions) 2:34:59
- Umoja "Three Strikes (In a Melancholy Mood)" from Dance of the Kalahari (In Memoriam) (Swajola Rekords) 2:39:15
- Mitch Dalton "Besame Mash Up" from Out Of The Shadows (Regius Recordings) 2:45:25
- Eddie Allen & Push "Rhythm People" from The Rhythm (Origin Records) 2:51:52
- Joe Magnarelli "Jimmy's Blues" from Decidedly So (Cellar Music Group) 2:59:21
- Dave Slonaker Big Band "Roundabout" from Shifty Paradigms (Origin Records) 3:05:29
- Darren Litzie "Before Tomorrow" from On My Own Time (Summit Records) 3:12:23
- Steve Berndt "Long Lost Love" from Affair Heart Of Hearts (Independent) 3:18:57
- Triple Blind "Sketchy Invention" from Cold Walk (Aisa) 3:24:09
- Interplay Jazz Orchestra "The Downside Up" from Bite Your Tongue (Big Time Records) 3:28:28
- Donald Harrison "The Magic Touch" from The Magic Touch (Don Har Music & Roots To Infinity Records) 3:33:57
- Lisanne Lyons "Moonlight" from May I Come In (OA2 Records) 3:38:18
- Dana Legg "Wrapped Around Your Finger" from Scoopin' The Loop (Summit Records) 3:43:45
- Stephen Philip Harvey "Earth-Two" from Multiversal: Live At Bop Stop (Hidden Cinema Records) 3:50:00
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