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Louis Armstrong, Bobby Broom, Ayumi Ishito and Jonathan Barber
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- Louis Armstrong "The Bare Necessities" from Louis in London (Verve) 3:20
- Norma Winstone & Kit Downes "Out of the Dancing Sea" from Outpost of Dreamse (ECM) 3:34
- Alex Bird & The Jazz Mavericks "When the Blackbird Sings" from You Are the Light and the Way (Alex Bird) 3:18
- Zack Foley "Pick Yourself Up" from Silent Boomer X (Jazzheads) 4:20
- Jeff Goldblum "Tattoo" from Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra feat. Haley Reinhart (Decca) 3:48
- Marc van Vugt "Eight Hours of Sleep" from The Curious Badger: Guitar Tales II (Baixim) 3:21
- Julian Lage "Vanishing Points" from Speak to Me (Blue Note) 4:26
- Jeff Herzog "Whisper You" from Longing to Meet You (Jeff Herzog) 5:13
- Miles Okazaki "Pulsation Station" from Miniature America (Cygnus Recordings) 3:36
- Bobby Broom "The Tennessee Waltz" from Jamalot (Steele) 4:40
- Kurt Rosenwinkel "Minor Blues" from The Next Step Band (Live at Smalls 1966) (Heartcore) 15:07
- Ayumi Ishito "Hot Summer Nightmares" from Wondercult Club (577) 5:58
- Oded Tzur "Through A Land Unsown" from My Prophet (ECM) 9:56
- Ghost-Note "Slim Goodie" from Mustard 'n' Onions (Mack Avenue) 6:36
- Ben Sidran "Humanity" from Rainmaker (Bonsai Music/Nardis ) 3:54
- Forq "Dirt Cake" from Big Party (GroundUp Music) 6:38
- Harry Skoler "Applehands" from Red Brick Hill (Sunnyside) 5:57
- Jonathan Barber "Help Us All Rise" from In Motion (Vision Ahead) 3:26
- Emiliano Lasansky "Motionless" from The Optimist (Outside in Music) 7:53
- Ed Neumeister "Black Dog" from Covers (MeisteroMusic ) 6:48
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