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Mary Lou Williams, James Moody & More
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- Claire Ritter "Eclipse Orange" Eclipse Orange (Zoning Recordings) 00:00
- Host talks 3:43
- Mary Lou Williams "They Can't Take That Away From Me" Mary Lou Williams Plays London (Harrison James Music) 6:00
- Branford Marsalis Quartet "Snake Hip Waltz" The Secret Between The Shadow and the Soul(Sony Masterworks) 9:00
- Host talks 14:48
- John Kirby "Afternoon in Africa"The Biggest Little Band 1937-1941 (Smithsonian Records) 15:50
- Amina Figarova "Road To The Sun" Road To The Sun (AmFi Records) 18:45
- Host talks 23:49
- James Moody "Moody and Soul" Songs -Essential Jazz Masters (Essential Jazz Universe) 25:22
- Yuriy Galkin "Shifting Sands: Part I" For Its Beauty Alone (Yuriy Galkin) 28:35
- Host talks 32:29
- Silvio Caroli "And Sammy Walked In" Flowing (Silvio Caroli Music) 33:26
- David Cruz "Beatrice" David Cruz (Cruz Music) 36:46
- Host talks 42:12
- Dave Brubeck "YBlue Rondo A La Turk" Take Five (Columbia) 42:44
- Drew Williams and the Wing Walker Orchestra "Hazel" Hazel (DW Music) 49:23
- Host talks 52:49
- Joel Ross "Relations"Single (Blue Note) 54:01
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