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Nasheet Waits, Ethan Iverson, Kenny Burrell & Jay McShann
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- Nasheet Waits "Snake Hip Waltz" Equality (Fresh Sound Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:51
- Kenny Barron with Freddie Waits "The Night We Called It a Day" You Had Better Listen (Atlantic) 8:01
- David Gibson "Chief Distortion" Fellowship (Imani Records) 13:11
- Host talks 18:16
- Herbie Nichols "The Spinning Song" Herbie Nichols Trio (Blue Note) 19:01
- Jay McShann "Blue Devil Jump" Last of the Blue Devils (Atlantic) 23:55
- Host talks 27:15
- Ethan Iverson "Killing Me Softly With His Song" Technically Acceptable (Blue Note) 27:53
- Bennett Paster "Agile Wallaby" Radiance (Bennett Paster) 32:37
- Host talks 36:37
- Tadd Dameron Sextet "Our Delight" Fabulous Fats Navarro (Blue Note) 37:47
- Sharon Minemoto "Alexandra (For Natasha)" Dark Night Bright Stars (Cellar Live) 40:40
- Host talks 45:27
- Neal Caine Trio "Mr. Sandman" Skip to My Lou (Neal Caine) 46:28
- Art Taylor "C.T.A" Our Man in Paris (Blue Note) 49:57
- Host talks 52:27
- Hot Club Of Los Angeles "Swing 42" Nova (Hot Club Of Los Angeles) 53:04
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