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Ray Gallon and Kenny Washington
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- Ray Gallon "Kitty Paws" Make Your Move (Cellar Records) 00:00
- Host talks 5:26
- Lee Konitz Nonet "Giant Steps" Lee Konitz Nonet (Chairoscuro) 6:00
- Alyssa Allgood "Try Your Wings" What Tomorrow Brings (Cellar Records) 12:31
- Host talks 16:06
- Coleman Hawkins and Red Garland "Red Beans" Reds Blues (Prestige) 16:54
- Dan Pitt Quintet "Hunter's Dreams" Wrongs (Self Produced) 21:03
- Host talks 26:13
- Ari Hoenig "All The Things You Are" Conner's Days (Fresh Sound Records) 26:54
- Glenn Drewes "Double Talk Walk" City of Angels (Original Broadway Cast of) (Columbia) 32:32
- Host talks 35:47
- Lionel Hampton "Toot Toot" Mostly Ballads (Jazz Heritage Society) 36:44
- Mara Rosenbloom "Bird Migration: Theme 2 (Take Off)" Flyways Murmuration (Fresh Sound Records) 40:17
- Host talks 41:51
- Earl Hines and His Orchestra "Boogie Woogie on St. Louis Blues" Classic Sessions (Bluebird) 43:04
- Jeremy Monteiro "Josefina" Live at No Black Tie Kuala Lumpur (Jazznote Reocrds) 45:38
- Host talks 51:54
- Toots Thielemans "For My Lady" Chez Toots (SBME SPECIAL MKTS.) 52:59
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