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Jon Batiste, Greg Chako, Ulysses Owens Jr., Faye Carol & Matt White
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- Matt White "Jolene" Dolly (Adhyâropa Records) 0:00
- Host talks 6:33
- Jon Batiste "Light Green Reverie" Monk Movements (Verve) 9:49
- Chris Whiteman and John Toomey Quartet "The Reveler" Live at Reveler (Reveler Records) 14:17
- Host talks 18:31
- Ulysses Owens, Jr. "Disarm" Kind of Grunge (Cellar Live) 19:29
- Ricardo Bacelar & Airto Moreira "Pé No Chão" Maracanos (Jasmin Music) 23:50
- Host talks 28:41
- Joyce Moreno "Sorria De Novo" Joyce E Tutty Moreno (Jazz is Dead) 29:15
- Negative Press Project + Friction Quartet "Be" Cycles I (Envelopmental Records) 32:22
- Host talks 35:31
- Greg Chako "Mr. Higgins" Hard Bop for the Record (Mint 400 Records) 36:46
- Faye Carol "Let the Good Times Roll" Faye Sings the Blues (Getdown Records) 42:25
- Host talks 46:26
- Kelly Green "Milestones, Here and There" Eat Your Greens (La Reserve Records) 47:43
- Host talks 52:01
- Bruce Springsteen "Pay Me My Money Down" Live at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 2006 (Springsteen) 53:02
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