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Nathan Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, The Freedom Affair & Sam Sadigursky
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- Sam Sadigursky "Lev's Loops (for Ljova)" The Solomon Diaries Vol. IV (Adhyaropa Records) 0:00
- Host talks 4:48
- The Heath Brothers "Smilin' Billy Suite—Pt. II" Strata-East Record Store Day (Strata-East Records) 4:42
- Nathan Davis "Mister E" Happy Girl (Edel Germany) 9:11
- Host talks 12:28
- The Freedom Affair "Get My Share" The Freedom Affair (Coleman) 13:44
- Ingi Bjarni Skúlason "Uplift" Hope (Losen Records) 17:57
- Host talks 22:14
- Bill O'Connell "Cay-Man" Touch (Jojo Records) 24:42
- Jordan VanHemert "Here and Now" Survival of the Fittest (Origin) 29:26
- Host talks 34:59
- Ella Fitzgerald "Mack the Knife" Live in Berlin (Verve) 35:49
- Zoo Too Trio "O'Neil's Boy" Poetry Legroom (Shifting Paradigm) 40:46
- Host talks 44:37
- Kristina Koller "What the World Needs Now" Single (Feel Good Records) 45:27
- Shelley Yoelin and Gabriel Dactu Quintet "Rojo" Rojo (Scholz Productions) 49:25
- Host talks 52:54
- Chad Lefkowitz-Brown "Danny Boy" Time in a Bottle (Bandstand Presents) 54:01
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