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Monty Alexander, Rahsaan Barber, Sean Mason & NicoleYvette
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- NicoleYvette "Say Yes" Say Yes (Bright Frame) 0:00
- Host talks 5:22
- Event Horizon Jazz Quartet "Fourthwith" Consternation (Event Horizon Jazz Quartet) 7:14
- Doug Webb "She's Funny That Way" Watch Your Step (Cellar Live) 11:49
- Host talks 15:16
- Rahsaan Barber "Sanctuary (At Seaside)" Eternal (Rahsaan Barber) 15:52
- Hannah Marks "Feed the Fire" Feed the Fire (Endectomorph Records) 20:40
- Host talks 24:53
- The Dave Fox Group "Funky Sunday" Odell Place (Blue Pie Productions) 25:55
- Springfield Symphony Jazz Orchestra "Banquet Scene" Royalty The Music of Duke Ellington & Count Basie (T2 Music) 30:28
- Host talks 33:51
- Monty Alexander "Skamento" A Jamarican in Paris (PeeWee!) 34:35
- Amber Weekes "Mr. Kicks" To Oscar with Love (Amber Weekes) 38:44
- Host talks 41:16
- The Elliott Caine Quintet "Furiositee" Furiositee (Rhombus Records) 42:14
- Fumi Tomita "Betobeto" Yokai: Songs Of The Japanese Supernatural (Fumi Tomita) 46:32
- Host talks 50:46
- Sean Mason "A Good Day" State of the Art (Taylor Christian Records) 51:49
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