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Kris Davis, Cole Porter & Lenny Marcus
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- Lenny Marcus "Beethoven's Waldstein Blues (Ode)" When a Door Opens (Lenny Marcus) 00:00
- Host talks 4:12
- The California Ramblers "Roamin' to Wyoming' The California Ramblers 25-28 (Timeless) 5:47
- Ermelinda Cuellar "I Could Have Danced All Night" What A Difference A Day Made (Ermelinda Cuellar) 9:15
- Host talks 13:02
- Cyrille Aimée "Being Alive" Single (Cyrille Aimee) 14:00
- Kristina Koller "Get Out of Town" Get Out of Town (Kristina Koller) 17:46
- Host talks 21:17
- Cole Porter "You Do Something to Me" Classic Movie & Broadway Show Tunes From Rare Piano Rolls (Classics) 22:00
- Diva Jazz Orchestra "Seventy-Six Trombones" Swings Broadway (Diva Jazz Orchestra) 24:30
- Host talks 29:35
- Aretha Franklin With Bob Mersey's Band "Ac-Cent-Tchue-Ate The Positive" Yesteryear (Sony) 30:34
- Dan Schnelle "The People's Republic" Shine Thru (Dan Schnelle) 32:50
- Host talks 37:05
- Kris Davis and Bill Frisell "Prairie Eyes" Duopoly (Blue Note) 38:07
- Andy Rothstein Band "Mystic Mud" Against the World (Andrew Rothstein) 43:41
- Host talks 47:42
- Mugsy Spainer & His V-Disc All Stars "Pat's Blues" Emerging Jazz (Swing Records) 48:18
- Host talks 52:48
- Hard Bop Messengers "Chef Can Cook" Live at the Last Hotel (Pacific Coast Jazz) 53:30
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