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Mayo, Ramamurthy, Fedchock, Novoa And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Michael Mayo "Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most" from Fly (Mack Avenue Music Group) 00:29
- Arun Ramamurthy Trio "Walk As One" from New Moon (Greenleaf Records) 07:08
- microplastique "Turn" from blare blow boom! (Irritable Mystic Records) 11:38
- Walter Smith III "Misanthrope's Hymn" from three of us are from Houston and Reuben is not (Blue Note) 15:36
- John Fedchock "Lament" from Justifiably J.J.: A Centennial Tribute (Live at The Jazz Kitchen, Indianapolis, 2024) (Summit Records) 21:33
- Méva's Journal "Overcast" from Chimera (4000 Records) 28:52
- Eva Novoa "Fuego" from NovoaCarterMela Trio Vol. 1 (577 Records) 34:34
- Eric Jacobson "Heading Home" from Heading Home (Self Released) 43:02
- Calgaréal "Danza" from Vanishing Points (Self Released) 47:45
- Terry Gibbs Dream Band "Flying Home" from Volume 7 : The Lost Tapes 1959 (Whaling City Sound) 55:59
- Sarah Hanahan "NATO" from Among Giants (Blue Engine Records) 1:02:35
- Voodoo Drummer "Elf Dance" from Elf Dance (Self Released) 1:10:25
- Jason Anick and Jason Yeager "Sanctuary" from Sanctuary (Sunnyside) 1:13:02
- Eric St-Laurent "My Little Suede Shoes" from Darn, That Band! (Self Released) 1:19:32
- David G Bailis "Big Dreams" from Tree Of Life (Create or Destroy) 1:23:26
- Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad "MorenoThe Midnight Hour" from JID021 (Jazz Is Dead) 1:30:52
- Matt Panayides Trio "JuJu" from With Eyes Closed (Pacific Coast Jazz) 1:36:26
- Jason Kao Hwang "Shards" from Soliloquies (Self Released) 1:43:08
- The Headhunters "ESP" from The Stuntman (Ropeadope) 1:49:11
- Ben Kono Group "Yonsei" from Voyages (Chamber Music America) 1:53:10
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