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Ken Peplowski, Linda Oh, Phil Woods, Maja Jaku and Jacob Wutzke
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- Jacob Wutzke Pedaling Falsehoods" Pedaling Falsehoods (Independent) 0:00
- Host talks 4:57
- Buddy Rich "Superstar" Sound of Fury Live (Delta Music) 7:14
- Whitney Ross-Barris "Bird of Paradise" Curtains of Light (Whitney Ross-Barris) 11:00
- Host talks 14:47
- Anna Kolchina "Who Can I Turn To" Reach for Tomorrow (OA2 Records) 15:58
- LOBE "Sucker Punch" LOBE (LOBE Productions) 19:04
- Host talks 23:55
- The Jones Factor "High Wire" Not Sure (Jones Factor Music) 25:01
- Maja Jaku "Everything Must Change" Blessed and Bewhitched (Origin Records) 28:47
- Host talks 33:35
- Phil Woods and the Bross Bass "Out of Nowhere" Phil Woods and the Bross Bass {Liquidjazz) 34:17
- Kelsey Mines "Sitting and Not Waiting" Everything Sacred, Nothing Serious (OA2 Records) 38:40
- Host talks 43:03
- Linda May Han Oh "Deeper Than Happy" Initial Here (Greenleaf Music) 43:45
- Ron Rieder "Dizzy Spell" Compositions in Blue and Other Hues (Meson Records) 48:13
- Host talks 52:11
- Ken Peplowski "Enrapture" Enrapture (Capri Records) 53:41
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