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Milton Nascimento And Esperanza Spalding, Das Rad, Louis Stewart And Jim Hall
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- Wayne Shorter "Tarde" from Native Dancer (Columbia) 5:46
- Milton Nascimento "Saudade Dos Aviões Da Panair (Conversando No Bar)" from Milton + esperanza (Concord) 5:24
- Lucian Ban "Poor is My Heart" from Transylvanian Dance (ECMl) 4:40
- Tom Graf "Hotel Goodbyes" from Struttin' (Borrowed Time Music) 4:38
- Philip Weberndoerfer "Salted Sweets" from Tides (Shifting Paradigm ) 8:46
- Tio Chorinho "Remeleixo" from Tempestuous (Lulaworld) 2:55
- Fernando Huergo "Blues Sureño" from Relentless (Whaling City Sound) 6:10
- Beny Esguerra & New Traditon Music and Los Gaiteros de Ovejas "Return" from Eterno (Lulaworld) 3:19
- Anastasia Lyutova "Love Until Dawn" from Kyiv Soul (Lulaworld) 4:46
- Jonathan Powell "Frogwala" from Mambo Jazz Party (Circle 9) 4:49
- Bruna Black "Romántico Calor" from Vã Revelação (Green Flash) 3:45
- Miguel Zenon "Cultural Corridor" from Golden City (Miel Music) 6:42
- Jane Ira Bloom "Walk Alone" from Picturing The Invisible (Outline) 5:56
- Das Rad "Dissolving in the Mirror" from Funfair (Discus Music) 7:36
- This Celestial Engine "Mindmelding" from This Celestial Engine (Discus Music) 11:29
- Tone Forest "A Wave Away" from Tone Forest (Outside in Music) 6:39
- Larry Goldings "In Walked Bud" from Chinwag (Larry Golding and John Sneiderl) 4:57
- Christian McBride "Tennessee Blues" from But Who's Gonna Play the Melody? (Mack Avenue) 4:02
- Louis Stewart "2 Degrees East, 3 Degrees West" from The Dublin Concert (Livia) 10:41
- Ronny Smith "OBO" from Struttin' (Pacific Coast Jazz) 5:00
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