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Joey DeFrancesco, Jaimie Branch & Natalia M. King
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- Natalia M. King "Traces in the Sand" Bluezzin' Till Dawn (Challenge Records) 00:00
- Host talks 3:40
- Clarence Williams' Blue Five with Sidney Bechet "New Orleans Hop Stop Blues" Essentials (Columbia) 6:00
- Carole Nelson Trio "Mayfly" Night Vision (Carole Nelson) 9:00
- Host talks 10:12
- Wayne Shorter "Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum" Speak No Evil (Blue Note) 11:14
- Germana Stella La Sorsa "In Time and (S)pace" Single (Germana Stella La Sorsa) 17:00
- Host talks 22:39
- Jaimie Branch "Simple Silver Surfer" Fly or Die II—Bird Dogs of Paradise (International Anthem Recording) 23:38
- Bill Ortiz "My Lord and Master" Points of View (Left Angle Records) 28:49
- Host talks 32:56
- Freddie Hubbard "Cry Me Not" Best of Freddie Hubbard (Blue Note) 33:40
- Oscar Peñas "Traveling Through Water'" Almadraba (Oscar Peñas) 38:22
- Host talks 42:49
- Barcelona Jazz Orquestra "Pipo" September in the Rain (Swit Records) 43:49
- Billy Drummond & Freedom Of Ideas "Changes for Trade & Monk" Valse Sinistre (Cellar Live) 47:47
- Host talks 50:55
- Joey DeFrancesco "The Street of Dreams" The Best of Joey DeFrancesco (Silverwolf Records) 52:51
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