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Nicholas Payton, Louis Armstrong, Grant Stewart & Pete Escovedo
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- Pete Escovedo "Africa" Rhythm of the Night (Esco Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:05
- Grant Stewart "Nefertiti" Next Spring (Cellar Live) 7:56
- Rich Shemaria "Pet Duck" 3 am Rech Shemaria Jazz Orchestra (Amosaya Records) 13:21
- Host talks 20:06
- Nicholas Payton "Jazz is a Four-Letter Word" Triune (Smoke Sessions) 21:29
- Jonathan Karrant with Joe Alterman Trio "Your Song" Live in Concert (Virtuoso Music) 23:05
- Host talks 31:31
- UNLV Jazz Ensemble "Things to Come" Double or Nothing (Vegas Records) 32:44
- Ted Piltzecker "Bluesette" Peace Vibes (OA2 Records) 35:29
- Host talks 40"08
- Al Muirhead "All the Things You Are" Still Cookin' at 90 (Chronograph Records) 41:02
- Louis Armstrong "La Vie En Rose" La Vie En Rose Deluxe Edition (UME Recordings) 45:02
- Host talks 48:22
- Christopher McBride & The Whole Proof "Saxophone at Night" The Hang, The Hustle, The Path {Christopher McBride) 49:27
- Host talks 53:39
- Affinity Trio "Una Mas" New Outlook (Shifting Paradigm Records) 54:09
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