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Michael Dease, Betty Bryant, Miles Donahue & Chuck Redd
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- Chuck Redd and Nate Najar "Scissors" Meet the Graingers (Copanema) 0:00
- Host talks 4:16
- Betty Bryant "Thanks to You" Nothin Better to Do (Bry-Mar Music) 7:24
- Cordito "Terminal 5" The Afro Caribbean Jazz Collective (The Afro Caribbean Jazz Collective) 11:41
- Host talks 15:19
- Eddie Allen & Push "Daybreak" Rhythm People (Origin Records) 15:58
- Mighty Mighty Joe Belson and The Doodle Cats "Manny Manhattan" Reinventing the Wheel (Necessary Vice) 20:08
- Host talks 24:25
- Miles Donahue "Deacon's Disco Dream" Trust in Myself (JACm Records) 25:36
- Tony Davis "All I Do" Jessamine (La Reserve Records) 29:47
- Host talks 35:06
- Sam Dillon "Chill" Trade Off (Pinch Records) 36:14
- Prawntail "Flop Sweat" Prawntail (Endectomorph Records) 40:07
- Host talks 44:19
- Paul Ricci "Down on 6th Street" The Path (Origin Records) 45:32
- Nate Smith feat. Braxton Cook "Hip Skip Jump" Live-Action (Naive) 48:53
- Host talks 52:20
- Michael Dease "Son of Those Who Seek" MSU Jazz Trombones Spartan Song (Origin) 53:28
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