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Joe Lovano, Kandace Springs, Beatle Jazz & Patrick Zimmerli
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- Patrick Zimmerli "Torsion" Songs of Innocence (Emergence Music Productions) 0:00
- Host talks 5:07
- Marina Pacowski "August in New York" New Jazz Standards, Vol. 7 The Music of Carl Saunders (Summit Records) 7:15
- Michael Waldrop "Bitter End" Native Son (Origin Records) 10:57
- Host talks 15:28
- Beatle Jazz "Here Comes the Sun" Reunion (Lightyear) 16:01
- Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra "The Sly Fox" Mixed Bag (Summit Records) 20:18
- Host talks 25:16
- Joe Lovano "Crystal Ball" Our Daily Bread (ECM Records) 25:58
- Charles Chen "Straw Hat" Building Characters (Cellar Live) 29:45
- Host talks 35:07
- Gillian Margot and Geoffrey Keezer "Thou Swell" Gillian Margot & Geoffrey Keezer (MarKeez Records) 35:51
- Chris Smith "Spoonman" Jazz Grunge (Cellar Live) 39:13
- Host talks 41:26
- Atlantic Jazz Collective Feat. Norma Winstone and Joe La Barbera "Turn Again" USeascape (Atlantic) 41:55
- Kandace Springs "For All We Know" Lady in Satin (Outside in Music) 46:21
- Host talks 49:07
- Adrian Galante "With Every Breath I Take" Introducing (Soho Music) 49:35
- Host talks 54:23
- E.E. Pointer "Simple Song" Single (E.E. Pointer Music) 55:01
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