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NOLA Resistance Quintet, Joel Ross, Bellbird, Alex Robinson and more
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- NOLA Resistance Quintet "Song For Capetown" from Morpheus (Po' Boy Records) 0:00
- Joel Ross "Repentance" from Gospel Music (Blue Note) 6:38
- Bellbird "Murmuration" from The Call (Constellation Records) 13:32
- Alex Robinson "Easy Living" from I Really Oughta Tell You (Alex Robinson) 19:56
- Dimitri Nassar "Elijah's Dance" from Dear Cleveland (Crescent Piano) 24:50
- Carl Schultz "The Spirit Of Adventure" from The Road To Trantor (Origin Records) 29:50
- Doug MacDonald Trio "Yesterdays" from Live In Beverly Hills (Dmac Music) 35:05
- Robert Glasper "Didn't Find Nothing In My Blues Song Blues" from Keys To The City Volume One (Loma Vista Recordings/Concord) 40:03
- Ron Rieder "Be Bim Bop" from Compositions In Blue And Other Hues (Meson Records) 48:23
- Stephen Philip Harvey "Covert Ops" from Multiversal: Live At Bop Stop (Hidden Cinema Records) 53:35
- The Jones Factor "Sail Away" from Not Sure (John Fumasoli And The Jones Factor) 1:00:42
- Aretha Tillotson "Kinda Out West" from Kinda Out West (Bent River Records) 1:06:17
- Nicholas Payton "Unconditional Love" from Triune (Smoke Sessions) 1:12:51
- Roderick Harper "Heaven" from Confidence (RMH Entertainment) 1:21:05
- JD Allen "My Buddy" from Love Letters (The Ballad Sessions) (Savant) 1:25:54
- Baltimore Jazz Collective "Minor Swing" from Baltimore Jazz Collective (Stricker Street) 1:30:53
- Vancouver Jazz Orchestra "The Same Old You With The Same Old Blues" from Vancouver Jazz Orchestra Meets Brian Charette (Cellar Music Group) 1:35:58
- Betty Bryant "I Haven't Got Anything Better To Do" from Nothin' Better To Do (bry-mar Music) 1:40:47
- Michael Dease "Blues After Dark" from MSU Jazz Trombones: Spartan Strong (Origin Records) 1:47:48
- Lisa Hilton "Blues On The Beach" from Extended Daydream (Ruby Slippers Productions) 1:54:00
- Vance Thompson "Bud Powell" from Lost And Found (Moondo Records) 2:00:32
- Eddie Allen & Push Our Day Will Come" from The Rhythm (Origin Records) 2:07:25
- Enoch Smith Jr. "Christ Is All" from The Book Of Enoch Vol. 1 (Misfitme Music) 2:14:42
- Kenny Barron "Until Then" from Songbook (Artwork Records) 2:21:10
- Thom Rotella "Light It Up" from Right Time Left (High Note) 2:25:53
- Rick Roe "The Ringer" from Wake Up Call (The Music Of Gregg Hill) (Cold Plunge Records) 2:30:32
- Kelsey Mines "Sitting And Not Waiting" from Everything Sacred, Nothing Serious (OA2 Records) 2:35:58
- Steve Berndt "Heart of Hearts" from Heart Of Hearts (Independent) 2:40:30
- Naoya Ogura "Moose The Mooche" from Colors Of A Journey (Bandstand Presents) 2:46:49
- Noam Lemish "San Francisco Is My Copenhagen" from There's Beauty Enough In Being Here (TRP Records) 2:54:04
- Steve Houghton Group "And Then Some" from And Then Some (Steve Houghton Group) 3:00:26
- Umoja "Dance Of The Kalahari" from Dance Of The Kalahari (In Memoriam) (Swajola Rekords) 3:07:56
- Tom Cohen "Bebe" from Embraceable Brazil (Versa Records) 3:15:23
- John Clay "Highway 14" from About Time (Claytone Music) 3:20:38
- Jahari Stampley "What A Time" from What A Time (Everlove) 3:24:58
- Aaron Parks "Anywhere Together" from By All Means (Blue Note) 3:29:46
- Andrew Carroll "Jangles" from Speaking Of Gravity (Independent) 3:35:14
- Brandon Sanders "Until You Come Back to Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do)" from Lasting Impression (Savant) 3:40:58
- Kenny Barron "Calypso" from Songbook (Artwork Records) 3:45:15
- Dave Wilson "Let's Go" from When Even Goes East (Dave Wilson Music) 3:48:36
- Alexa Tarantino "Portrait Of A Shadow" from The Roar And The Whisper (Blue Engine) 3:54:15
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