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Mose Allison, Lisa Rich, Harry Skoler & Jihee Heo
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- E.E. Pointer "Uprights" Worm (EGR) 0:00
- Host talks 2:21
- Andy Kirk "Until the Real Thing Comes Along" Here's The Band (KCMO) 2:51
- Rosemary Loar "Cool" Curacao Vagabundo Vagabond Heart (Atloar Music) 6:55
- Host talks 10:53
- Jihee Heo "Extreme Noise Blocker" Flow (OA2 Records) 11:26
- Lisa Rich "New Morning Blues" Long as You're Living (Lisa Rich) 16:10
- Host talks 20:08
- Mose Allison "Your Mind is on Vacation" I Don't Worry About a Thing (Atlantic) 20:42
- Planet D Nonet "Happy Anatomy" Echoes of Harlem—Salute to Duke Ellington Vol 2 (Planet D) 23:19
- Host talks 25:30
- Count Basie "Kansas City" Basie's Beatle Bag (Verve) 25:56
- Gabriel Evan Orchestra "Habana Hammock" Island Hopping (Gabriel Evan Orchestra) 29:54
- Host talks 34:12
- Joe Henderson & Kenny Dorham "Back Road" Our Thing (Blue Note) 34:51
- Jared Hall "Dream Steps" Influences (Origin) 40:51
- Host talks 45:55
- Miles Davis "Night in Tunisia" Prestige Vault (Prestige) 46:18
- Harry Skoler "Blue, Mostly" Red Brick Hill (Sunnyside) 48:30
- Host talks 51:38
- Philip Weberndoerfer "One of These Days" Tides (Shifting Paradigm Records) 53:10
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