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Kenny Barron, Mitch Towne, Zhengtao Pan and The Count Basie Orchestra
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- Count Basie Orchestra "Honeysuckle Rose" All About That Basie (Concord Jazz) 0:00
- Host talks 3:29
- Count Basie And Frank Sinatra "Fly Me to the Moon" It Might as Well be Swing (Frank Sinatra Enterprises) 5:34
- James Zito "Bird in the Wind" Zito's Jump (James Zito) 8:22
- Host talks 12:33
- Kenny Barron "Well You Needn't" The Source (Artwork Records) 13:12
- Mark Scott III "The Sun Behind the Cloud" Soft Light (Miller Three Publishing) 18:47
- Host talks 23:15
- Harold Mabern "Boogie for Al McShann" Live at Smalls (SmallsLIVE) 23:54
- Mitch Towne "Wolverine" Refuge (Cross Towne Records) 28:07
- Host talks 33:11
- Eddie Henderson "Dflat Mood" Eddie Henderson & Friends Play the Music of Amit Golan (Minton's Records) 33:47
- The Dave Robbins Big Band "Happy Faces" Happy Faces (Cellar Live) 38:19
- Host talks 40:39
- Jeffrey Gimble "Somebody Groovy" Brand New Key (Cafe Pacific Records) 41:07
- Phil Brown "In Stride" Rule of Three (A Caldera Productions) 45:03
- Host talks 50:26
- Zhengtao Pan "City Machine" Scenery in my Story (Outside in Music) 51:30
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