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Jesse Davis, Jazzlab Orchestra, Xavi Rekja, New Jazz Underground
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- Cal Tjader/Mary Stalling "I Didn't Know About You" from Cal Tjader Plays Mary Stallings Sings (Fantasy) 3:49
- Rebecca Rafla "Sunday" from Fundamentally Unfinished (Rebecca Rafla) 5:12
- Jesse Davis "Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans" from Reflections (Cellar Music Group) 10:13
- Premik Russell Tubbs "La Ronde des Saisons" from Oneness World (Margetoile) 8:14
- Oded Tzur "Here and Here and Here" from Make a Sound (Sky River Music) 6:26
- Stacey Kent "E La Chiamono Estate" from A Time for Love (Naïve) 3:47
- Wajdi Cherif "Lost in the Moment" from Live at FTH Theatre, NYC (B. Chord Music) 5:34
- JazzLab Orchestra "Outer Chamber" from Glissement du Temps (Slip of Time) (Effendi) 6:30
- Tia Fuller and Shamie Fuller-Royston "Dear John" from Dynasty (Cellar Music Group) 3:48
- Stanley Turrentine "Little Sheri" from Look Out! (Blue Note) 7:49
- Xavi Rekja Electric Quintet "Dreamscape Room" from Nu Breed (Moonjune) 5:55
- Ryan Murphey/Howard Hudiburg/Paul Piper "Danza del Dragon Barbudo" from Rio Grand Reveries (Ryan Murphey, Howard Hudiburg, Paul Piper) 6:29
- Neves E Silva "Fendas Vocais" from Ladeiras de Santa Teresa (Far Out Recordings) 3:20
- Adam O’Farrill "Sea Triptych, Pt. 1—Along the Malecon" from Elephant (Out of Your Head) 2:30
- Adam O'Farrill "Sea Triptych, Pt. 2—The Three of Us, Floating" from Elephant (Out of Your Head) 4:46
- Adam O'Farrill "Sea Triptych, Pt. 3—Iris Murdoch" from Elephant (Out of Your Head) 3:29
- David Smith Quintet "Misao" from Redstone (BJU) 7:00
- New Jazz Underground "I had to let uu go (v)" from Hoodies (Artwork) 3:58
- Jazz Sabbath "The Wizard" from The 1968 Tapes (Blacklake) 4:46
- Jazz Sabbath "Rat Salad" from Jazz Sabbath Live (Blacklake) 11:57
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