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Mike Clark, George Benson & Sammy Figueroa
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- Sammy Figueroa "Margie" Searching for a Memory (Ashe Records) 0:00
- Host talks 4:20
- New York Jazz Quartet w Herbie Mann "Coo Coo Calypso" Instincts (Enja) 6:43
- Sammy Figueroa "Imaginary World" Imaginary World (Savant Records) 10:12
- Host talks 16:02
- George Benson "The Changing World" Bad Benson (Epic Legacy) 16:29
- Olivia Maisel "Easy to Love" A Moment in Time (Olivia Maisel) 21:25
- Host talks 26:44
- Aaron Diehl & The Knights "Libra" Zodiac Suite (Mack Avenue Records) 27:35
- Olivia Perez Collellmir "Promenade" Olivia (Adhyaropa Records) 31:25
- Host talks 32:13
- Chick Corea "Work" Trilogy (Concord Jazz) 32:51
- The Queen's Cartoonist "Rex Tremenade" Mozart's Jazz Requiem (7 Train Records) 38:06
- Host talks 40:34
- Miki Yamanaka & Mark Turner "Uh Oh" Shades of Rainbow (Cellar Live) 41:42
- Duke Ellington And His Cotton Club Orchestra "Cotton Club Stomp" Carnegie Concerts (Prestige) 45:33
- Host talks 48:28
- Precarious Towers with Sharel Cassity "Journeyer" Ten Stories (Shifting Paradigm) 49:34
- Host talks 52:19
- Mike Clark "BBQ on Auseon" Kosen Rufu (Wide Hive Records) 53:08
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