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New Sullivan Fortner Also Trumpeter Matt White's Jazz Perspective on Dolly Parton Songs, Flautist Ali Ryerson, Pianist Enoch Smith Jr. and Matt Wilson's Good Trouble featuring Tia Fuller
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Matt White "The Carroll County Accident (featuring Liz Kelley)" from Dolly (Adhyaropa) 01:35
- Matt White "The Bridge (featuring Liz Kelley)" from Dolly (Adhyaropa) 05:05
- Enoch Smith Jr. "No One Can Save You" fromThis is What Love Does (Misfitme) 09:42
- Host Speaks 15:00
- Ali Ryerson "Chuck's Tune/Solar" from The Ali Ryerson Quartet (ACR) 17:39
- Joe Beck/Ali Ryerson "Song for my Father" from Alto (DMP) 23:22
- Host Speaks 27:30
- Susan Alcorn "Northeast Rising Sun" from Pedernal (Relative Pitch) 29:06
- Sheryl Bailey /Ed Cherry"A Blues for Micky O" from Alternative Guitar Summit-Honoring Pat Martino Volume 2 (HighNote) 36:20
- Jonathan Suazo "Rona Blues" from Ricano Volume 2 Fruto de mi Corazon (Miel) 41:59
- Terence Collie "From Montrose to Mahe" from DNA (Adhyaropa) 50:50
- Host Speaks 59:01
- Elsa Nilsson/Dani Gurgel "Hypnotic" from Sobre Agua (Adhyaropa) 1:01:06
- Keifer " NewLevels NewDevils" from Memory Bomb< em> (Blue Note) 1:07:42
- Ayumi Tanaka/Thomas Morgan/Thomas Strønen " From Us, To You" from Windflower (ECM) 1:11:31
- Sullivan Fortner "Number 3" from Leave That In There (Artwork ) 1:16:13
- Matt Wilson/Tia Fuller "Fuller Love" from Love is the Whole Thing, We are only Pieces (Palmetto ) 1:22:08
- Host Speaks 1:26:37
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