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Lionel Hampton, Terry Gibbs, Bobby Hutcherson & Warren Wolf
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- Warren Wolf "Saturn's Child" History of the Vibraphone (Cellar Live) 0:00
- Host talks 4:15
- Terry Gibbs Dream Band "Moonglow" Lost Tapes of 1959 (Whaling City Sound) 6:39
- Lionel Hampton "On the Sunny Side of the Street" Live in Sweden Sept. 1953 (Lantower Records) 9:38
- Host talks 13:35
- Bobby Hutcherson "West 22nd Street Theme" Components (Blue Note) 14:06
- Cal Tjader "Morning Of The Carnival (Live)" Catch the Groove (Jazz Detective) 18:34
- Host talks 23:57
- Milt Jackson "S.K.J." On Riverside (Riverside) 24:34
- Joe Locke "Lush Life" Makram (Circle 9 Records) 29:33
- Host talks 34:20
- Victor Feldman "Waltz" The Arrival of Victor Feldman (Fantasy Jazz) 34:51
- Arthur Lyman "The Magic Islands" Island Vibes (Aloha Got Soul) 40:13
- Host talks 43:17
- Red Norvo "Get Happy" Night and Day (Savoy) 43:44
- Tommy Vig "Take Note!" The Time Machine (Klazzzikus Records) 47:35
- Host talks 50:15
- Chuck Redd "Happy all the Time" Artform Revisited (Arbors Records) 51:16
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