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Jordan Seigel, Christopher Burnett, Kamasi Washington
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- Jordan Seigel "The Abyss" Beyond Images (Wonderbird) 00:00
- Host talks 4:12
- Charlie Barnetl "Pompton Turnpike" Best of the Big Bands (Shami Media Group 3) 7:00
- Adonis Rose "Maurice's Rap" Live at the Blue Llama (Storyville Records) 9:59
- Host talks 15:26
- New Orleans Jazz Band "Mindin' My Business" NOJB (Jazz Oracle) 17:15
- Clifton Davis "I've Never Been in Love Before" Never Can Say Goodbye (Clifton Davis Productions, LLC) 20:05
- Host talks 22:44
- Glen Gray "Smoke Rings" The Best of the Big Bands (Shami Media Group 3) 24:17
- Christopher Burnett Quintet -CBQplus5 "Corcovado" Standards Volume 1 (ARC Records) 27:07
- Host talks 34:07
- Coon Sanders Original Nighthawk Orchestra "Yes Sir That's My Baby" The Naughty 20s (Grammercy Records) 35:48
- #Bloomerangs "Home" Moments and Fragments (Bloomerangs Music) 38:39
- Host talks 41:37
- The Echo Park Project "Charanga in Q" It's My Turn (Blue Note) 42:47
- Matt Dickun "Joaquin Phoenix" El Chapo -Breaking Out (Dickun Records) 46:47
- Host talks 49:30
- Kamasai Washington "Street Fighter Mas" Heaven and Earth (Young) 52:02
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