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Kurt Elling, Laura Ann Singh, Johannes Wallmann and Ray Drummond
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- Ray Drummond "Little Waltz" 1-2-3-4 (Arabesque Records) 0:00
- Host talks 4:16
- Gino Amato "Scheherazade" Latin Crossroads 2 (Ovation Records) 5:35
- Zack Lober "Behind a Myth" So We Could Live (Zennez Records) 11:24
- Host talks 14:15
- Kurt Elling "Gangster of Love" SuperBlue Guilty Pleasures Vol.2 [EP] (Big Shoulders Records) 15:24
- Anthony D'Alessandro "Four Minute Miles" City Lights (Anthony D'Alessandro) 19:21
- Host talks 24:11
- Johannes Wallmann "The Towel Snapper" Not Tired (Shifting Paradigm) 25:32
- Juán Chiavassa "Hey Open Up" Fourth Generation (Whirlwind Records) 30:13
- Host talks 34:47
- Paul Marinaro "I'm Just a Lucky So and So" Mood Ellington {Origin Records) 35:30
- David Occhipinti "Octavia" Camera Lucida (Elastic Recordings) 39:50
- Host talks 44:27
- Laura Ann Singh "River" Mean Reds (Out of Your Head Records) 45:32
- Bill Coon "Yesterdays" Standard Elegance (Cellar Live) 50:15
- Host talks 53:32
- Alfredo Chacon "Out for a Walk" Caliente Corner (Cezanne) 54:13
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