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Ahmed Abdullah, Jimmy Cobb, Jill Barber and More
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- Ahmed Abdullah Diaspora Meets Afro Horn "Accent" Jazz: A Music of Spirit Out of Sista's Place (Self-released) 00:00
- Host talks 7:47
- Sun Ra and the Arkestra "Two Tones'" Sound of Joy (Strut Records) 10:9
- Jeremy Siskind "Piccadilly Circus" Perpetual Motion: Etudes for Piano (Outside in Music) 14:03
- Host talks 18:41
- Jimmy Cobb "Remembering U" The Original Mob (Smoke Sessions) 20:17
- Aaron Weinstein "There's a Broken Heart for Every Light on Broadway" 3x3 (Chesky Records) 24:37
- Host talks 27:50
- Maynard Ferguson Orchestra "Let's Do It" The Facts (Beat Goes on) 28:25
- Dave Liebman "Grand Canyon and Mt. Everest" Earth Expansions (Whaling City Sound) 31:38
- Host talks 35:31
- Bill Frisell "Julia" All We Are Saying (Savoy) 35:48
- Johnny Summers "That Old Feeling" Baker's Dozen (Cellar Live) 40:00
- Host talks 43:29
- Chet Baker and Bud Shank "In Times Like These" Theme Music From "The James Dean Story" (Blue Note Records) 44:31
- Jill Barber "Entre Nous" Entre Nous (Outside Music Label) 47:04
- Host talks 49:58
- Oscar Peterson "The Swing Set"Live from Chicago -The Opera House (Verve Reissues) 51:32
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