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Marques Carroll, Acquaphonica, Glenn Makos & BRū, Paul Colombo Group
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- Lou Donaldson "Potbelly" from Pretty Things (Blue Note) 8:11
- Adrienne Fenemor "Lover's Embrace" from Mo' Puddin' (Adrienne Fenemor) 5:09
- Nnenna Freelon "These Stories We Hold" from Beneath the Skin (Origin) 4:45
- Marques Carroll Quintet "Olivia Dances with the Keys" from Live at Andy's Jazz Club (JMarq) 8:57
- Dizzy Gillespie Big Band "Africana" from Gillespiana (Verve) 7:31
- Oscar Laven "Cloud Serendipity" from Elegant Calamity (Thick) 10:10
- Roger Glenn "Energizer" from My Latin Heart (Patois) 6:04
- Federica Colangelo Acquaphonica "And There Will Be Deep, Calm Water" from Forward (Federica Colangelo ) 7:27
- Gary Bartz "Drinking Song" from Harlem Bush Music (Milestone) 5:14
- Glenn Makos "Sulawesil" from Arrowsic (Stop Time) 5:50
- Zihua Tan & No Hay Banda "remnants present" from what came before me is coming after me (No Hay Discos) 16:24
- Paul Colombo Group "Bellecastle Blues" from Mabrouka (Paul Colombo) 3:57
- Peter Paulsen TurksHeadKnot Quintet "Ball and Claw" from Would'a... Could'a... Should'a (Square Peg Works) 5:33
- Patricia Brennan "Aquarius" from Of the Near and Far (Pyroclastic) 7:31
- Gregory Porter "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? (feat. Samara Joy)" from Christmas Wish (Blue Note) 3:57
- Christian Sands "Snow Dayz (feat. Max Light)" from Christmas Stories (Mack Avenue) 5:23
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