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Grant Geissman, Nicholas Payton and Art Blakey
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- Grant Geissman "Preach" Blooz (Futurism Records) 0:00
- Host talks 4:50
- Art Blakey and The New Jazz Messengers Featuring Chuck Mangione "Between Races" Buttercorn Lady Live (Essential Media Group) 7:25
- Tracye Eileen "Love Being Here" You Hit the Spot (Honey Crystal Records) 12:01
- Host talks 15:20
- King Oliver "Sweet Baby Doll" Working Man's Blues (Crates Digger Records) 16:11
- Andres Vial "Spring 2020" When Is Ancient (Chromatic Audio) 19:08
- Host talks 24:30
- Joe Chambers "Rock Pile" New World (Porter Records) 25:35
- Brian Baggett Trio "Door Man" Groovin' and Swingin' at the Green Lady Lounge (Jazz Daddy Records) 31:32
- Host talks 37:52
- Count Basie "Listen My Children" Complete Decca Recordings (Decca) 39:00
- Jason Yeager "Blue Fairy Godmother" Unstuck In Time: The Kurt Vonnegut Suite (Sunnyside Records) 42:20
- Host talks 47:25
- Reginald Foresythe "The Duke Insists" Columbia Years (Columbia) 48:35
- Host talks 51:16
- Nicholas Payton "Q for Quincy Jones" The Couch Sessions (Smoke Sessions) 51:59
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