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Michael Brecker & John Fedchock
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- Eddie Henderson "Shuffle and Deal" Shuffle and Deal (Smoke Session) 00:00
- Host talks 5:49
- Miles Davis "The Sorcerer" he Complete Columbia Studio Recordings Of The Miles Davis Quintet January 1965 To June 1968 (Columbia) 7:45
- Sharhabil Ahmed "Argos Farfish" The King of Sudanese Jazz (Habibi Funk) 12:47
- Host talks 17:22
- Matt Otto "Alliance" Alliance (Otto) 18:50
- Greg Foat "Dark is the Sun (Lodge Waltz)" Lodge 49 (Lakeshore Records) 23:47
- Host talks 24:14
- Joe Temperley "Put Your Dreams Away" The Sinatra Songbook (Hep Records) 25:43
- Beth Duncan "It All Begins with You" I'm All Yours (Saccat Records) 27:35
- Host talks 32:10
- Jackie Gleason Presents "I Wish on the Moon" Lonesome Echo (Capitol Records) 33:15
- Nils Landgren "Kristallen" Kristallen (ACT Music) 36:14
- Host talks 40:29
- Michael Brecker "Invitation" Live in Helsinki 1995 (Random Act Records) 41:32
- John Fedchock NY Sextet "RSVP" In the Shadows (Summit Records) 46:17
- Host talks 52:46
- Candido "Singing Skins -Latin Jazz" The Volcanic Sound of Candido (Fresh Sound New) 53:55
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