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Joey Alexander, Marilyn Maye, Charles Tolliver, NicoleYvette & Eddie Bruce
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- Eddie Bruce "Once in a Lifetime" For Dreamers and Their Dreams (OPM Recordings) 0:00
- Host talks 3:22
- Marilyn Maye "Don't Nobody Bring Me No Bad News" Magic of Marilyn Maye Live at Jazz at Lincoln Center (Blue Engine Records) 5:44
- Laura Chu-Wiens (AurallaurA) "Oh No Honey" The Critique Of Capital An Engaging Revue (AurallaurA) 8:45
- Host talks 12:03
- Joey Alexander "Deep Calls to Deep" Celestial Keepers (Mack Avenue Records) 13:33
- Luke Marantz & Simon Jermyn "Country" Echoes (Chill Tone Records) 18:31
- Host talks 22:31
- Charles Tolliver "Right Now" Right Now .. And Then (Mack Avenue Records) 23:41
- Ella Grace "Echo" Figments (Shifting Paradigm Records) 29:18
- Host talks 33:00
- Kamasi Washington "Hard Way to Wonder" LazarusAdult Swim Soundtrack (Milan Records) 33:43
- Shawn Lovato "Frequent Flyer" Biotic (Endectomorph Records) 38:16
- Host talks 43:46
- Brent Birckhead "Moonlit Waters" ExchangeLive at the Keystone Korner (Birckhead Music Group) 44:51
- NicoleYvette "Saturday" Say Yes (Brightframe LLC) 48:55
- Host talks 53:33
- Doug MacDonald "Captain Bacardi" Tribute to South Central (Dmac Music) 54:10
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