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Jim Black, Milt Hinton & Gerald Clayton
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- The Grand Marquis "Can't Put You Down" Brighter Days (Grand Marquis Music) 00:00
- Host talks 3:21
- Bennie Moten "Pass Out Lightly" Kansas City Jazz Essentials (Hallmark) 5:32
- Jim Black Trio "What You Are Made From" Reckon (Intakt Records) 8:44
- Host talks 11:32
- Hugo Carvalhais Trio featuring Tim Berne "Impala" Nebulosa (PowerPlay Records) 12:39
- Christian Tamburr Septet "The Awakening" The Awakening (Christian Tamburr) 17:27
- Host talks 22:46
- Milt Hinton Trio "Windy City Blues" Back to Bass-ics (Progressive Records) 24:02
- Emie Roussell Trio "Est" Rythme de Passage (Uni Musiqc) 37:57
- Host talks 31:26
- Christos Sitokonstantinou aka Delasito "Sleeptalking" Filodia (Delasito) 32:30
- Claus Waidtlow "November" Nice Chair: The Game (Claus Records) 38:32
- Host talks 43:37
- James Moody "Moody Flooty" At the Jazz Workshop (France) 44:44
- FKAJazz featuring Leo Coltrane "Nothing at All" The Vibe-Single (FKAJazz) 48:59
- Host talks 52:13
- Gerald Clayton "Rejuvenation" Happening: Live at the Village Vangard (Blue Note) 53:19
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