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Jim Rotondi, Wire Town, Donald Vega and Dan Moretti
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- Wire Town "In a Pile Over the Fence" Riffin' on Grand (Jazz Daddy Records) 0:00
- Host talks 7:05
- Jim Rotondi "Designated Hitter" Finesse (Cellar Live) 9:26
- Russ Anixter's Hippie Big Band "Into the Mystic" What Is (Russ Anixter) 13:23
- Host talks 18:37
- Illyes Ferfera Quartet "Love Letters" Tawazûn (Deluge) 19:36
- Tomas Martin Lopez "Blue Monday" Right Here (Tomás Martín López) 24:06
- Host talks 29:40
- Donald Vega "¡Baila! Dance Like No Ones Watching" As I Travel (Tiger Turn) 30:11
- Dan Moretti & Brazilia "Yes or No" Live At The Pump House Celebrating Wayne Shorter (Roots Grooves Records) 34:20
- Host talks 39:55
- Elaine Dame "Tell Me Something Good" Reminiscing (Elaine Dame) 40:29
- Rebecca Coupe Franks "Castle Rock" Landscape Suites for Trumpet (Rcf Records) 45:00
- Host talks 49:02
- Dave Damiani & The No Vacancy Orchestra Quartet "Rich Girl" Heart to Heart (Hard Knocks Records) 49:34
- Host talks 52:19
- Steve Smith "Jave and a Nail" Vitalive (Drum Legacy Records) 53:09
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