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Louis Armstrong, Marilyn Scott & Vicki Burns
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- Vicki Burns "Close Your Eyes" Lotus Blossom Days (Vicki Burns) 00:00
- Host talks 3:44
- Ella Fitzgerald "Sugar Blues" The Decca Years (Decca) 5:44
- Jeff Shirley "Planet 22" Blue Gold (Jeff Shirley) 8:24
- Host talks 14:03
- Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers "Kansas City Stomps" Early Jazz Gems (Classic Tones) 14:55
- Marilyn Scott "Thrown Out Into Space, Butterfly" The Landscape (Blue Canoe Records) 17:42
- Host talks 22:36
- George Duke "Sugar Loaf Mountain" Brazilian Love Affair (Epic Records) 23:20
- Steve Knight "Change The World" Persistence (Steve Knight) 27:25
- Host talks 31:19
- The Four Bops "Prelude to a Kiss" Classics (Jazz Hero) 32:17
- Kate Wyatt "Underwater Chant'" Artifact (Kate Wyatt) 35:03
- Host talks 41:17
- Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra "Mahogany Hall Stomp" Black Legends of Jazz (Verve) 42:23
- Joe Policastro Trio "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" Sounds Unheard 2012-2022 (Joe Policastro) 45:07
- Host talks 50:49
- Henderson's Dance Orchestra "Chicago Blues" Chicago Jazz (Jazz Jewel Records) 52:15
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