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Michael Jackson: Man in a Jazz Mirror - Part II
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Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" Mondo Jazz Theme (Self-released) 0:00
- Erik Jekabson "Thriller" A Brand New Take (OA2) 0:16
- Host talks 8:18
- Tuck Andress "Man in the Mirror" Reckless Precision (Windham Hill) 9:05
- Cyrille Aimée "Off the Wall" It's a Good Day (Mack Avenue) 12:50
- Iris Ornig "The Way You Make Me Feel" No Restrictions (Self-released) 15:47
- Host talks 21:39
- Michael Blake "I Want You Back" Hellbent (Self-released) 23:48
- Grover Washington, Jr. "I Can't Help It" Skylarkin' (Motown) 29:17
- Noël Akchoté "Scream" One (Plays Michael) (Self-released) 35:40
- Host talks 38:05
- Vijay Iyer Trio "Human Nature (Trio Extension)" Accelerando (ACT) 40:01
- Miles Davis "Human Nature" Live Around the World (Warner) 49:33
- Jared Gold "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" JG 3+3 (Posi-Tone) 1:02:02
- Joey DeFrancesco "Never Can Say Goodbye" Never Can Say Goodbye (The Music of Michael Jackson) (HighNote) 1:08:25
- Host talks 1:14:08
- Michael Jackson "Bad" Bad (Epic/Legacy) 1:17:07
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