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McCoy Tyner & Nicholas Payton
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- Nicholas Payton "Q for Quincy Jones" Smoke Sessions (Smoke Records) 00:00
- Host talks 4:50
- Marcus Roberts "E Dankworth" Deep in the Shed (Novus) 6:48
- Charlie Ballantine "Raise Four" Reflections/Introspection -The Music of Thelonius Monk (Green Mind Records) 10:45
- Host talks 14:57
- Don Paul "If I Could Hold the Thought of You" Women And Music (Meld #2) (I/R Records) 16:47
- Chuck Lamb and Peter Mack bass "Pete's Song" Exit 33 (CD Baby) 19:48
- Host talks 23:47
- Jihye Lee Orchestra with Darcy James Argue "I Dare You" Daring Mind (Motema) 24:45
- Beth McKenna "Intro -Spaces" Beyond Here (Self Produced) 30:28
- Host talks 32:07
- Happy Time Orchestra "Dreamscapes" Of This World (HTO Records) 33:00
- Alex Brown "Before it Began" The Dark Fire Sessions (AB Records) 35:52
- Host talks 40:52
- Paquito D'Rivera "Stella by Starlight" En Finlandia (Areito) 41:36
- Angel Roman and Mamba Blue "Dreaming in Bamba" Festive Interplay (Angel Roman Records) 46:06
- Host talks 51:00
- McCoy Tyner "Berliner" Just Feelin' (Palo Alto) 51:56
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