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John Daversa, Linda Carone & Miguel Zenón
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- Miguel Zenon "America, El Continente" Musica De Las Americas (Miel Music) 0:00
- Host talks 7:57
- Harry James And His New Jazz Band "Caravan" Classic Big Band (Big Brigade Classics) 11:00
- Vienna Carroll & The Folk "Swing Low Sweet Chariot" Single (Vienna Carroll) 14:00
- Host talks 18:42
- Betty Carter "On the Isle of May" Priceless Recordings (UMG Records) 20:07
- John Daversa & Tal Cohen "The Art of Sanity" The Art of Duo—Volume 1 (Daversafication Publications) 22:10
- Host talks 27:30
- James Moody "I'm Gone" Ultimate Jazz Archive 27 (Carinco AG) 28:49
- Linda Carone "Aged and Mellow Blues" Lemon Twist (Linda Carone) 31:35
- Host talks 34:57
- Eddie Lang And His Orchestra with Mildred Bailey "What Kind of Man is You" The Digs (Classic Jazz Music) 36:00
- Jambalaya Brass Band "Raven" Habana to New Orleans (890 West Music) 39:30
- Host talks 43:16
- Jambalaya Brass Band "It's a Jungle Out There" It's a Jungle Out There (890 West Music) 44:30
- Paul Carrack & The SWR Big Band "Frim Fram Sauce" Don't Wait Too Long (Carrack UK) 48:16
- Host talks 51:36
- Doug Macdonald "Ya Know Bill" Big Band Extravaganza (Dmac Music) 53:08
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