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JustKing Jones, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Zoë Gilby, And More
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- Dee Dee Bridgewater "The Jody Grind" from Love and Peace: A Tribute to Horace Silver (Verve Records) 0:00
- Jeff Hewer "Lean Into It" from Jeffrey Hewer Fiver (Self Released) 7:12
- JustKing Jones "Interview, part 1" from () 14:19
- JustKing Jones "Do You Know How I Feel" from Standing in the Vision (Self Released) 19:21
- JustKing Jones "Interview, part 2" from () 24:11
- JustKing Jones "Reign" from Thy Kingdom Come (Self Released) 29:05
- JustKing Jones "Interview, part 3" from () 33:35
- David Bowden "The Spiders Talk" from Unsung Songs (For Solo Bass) (Self Released) 35:38
- Lars Danielsson "Echomyr" from Liberetto V: Echomyr (ACT) 38:40
- 8 Octopi "Two Wheels" from Frail Boat (BERTHOLD Records) 45:14
- Jed Levy—Phil Robson Quartet "The Unpredictability of the Sea" from The Unpredictability of the Sea (Livia Records) 48:30
- Zoe Gilby "Is It Me?" from Twelve Stories (33 Records) 58:40
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