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Nubya Garcia, Jim Witzel, Michael Dease, Orrin Evans and more
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- Nubya Garcia "Odyssey" from Odyssey (Concord Jazz/Concord) 00:00
- Jim Witzel "May Compass" from Breaking Through Gently (Joplin & Sweeney Music Company) 07:11
- Michael Dease "One For Rodney" from Found In Space: The Music Of Gregg Hill (Origin Records) 12:44
- Orrin Evans "Blues In The Night" from Walk A Mile In My Shoe (Imani Records) 19:27
- Matt Panayides "Nefertiti" from With Eyes Closed (Pacific Coast Jazz) 24:32
- Omer Leshem "Go You Maniac" from Play Space (Ubuntu Music) 29:10
- Emmet Cohen "Time On My Hands" from Vibe Provider (Mack Avenue) 34;43
- Teri Parker "Rosa Mae" from Peaks And Valleys (Modica Music) 39:07
- OJT "Bip Bow Now" from Ground Level (Jazz Daddy) 45:22
- Matthew Steckler "Prince Eleventy" from Old Friends Beckoned-New Sounds Reckoned (Skydeck Music) 53:28
- Peter Bernstein "Perpetual Pendulum" from Better Angels (Smoke Sessions) 59:29
- Joel Frahm "Vesper Flights" from Lumination (Anzic Records) 1:05:38
- Planet D Nonet "Juniflip" from Echoes Of Harlem: A Salute To Duke Ellington Vol. 2 (Eastlawn Records) 1:11:48
- Catherine Russell "A Porter's Love Song (To A Chambermaid" from My Ideal (Dot Time) 1:18:38
- David Weiss "Too Little, Too Late" from Auteur (Origin Records) 1:23:25
- Jeff Rupert "Not My Blues" from It Gets Better (Rupe Media) 1:28:53
- Thom Rotella "Who Dat?" from Side Hustle (HighNote) 1:33:27
- Bevan Manson "Banyon Tree/Take The A-Train" from Talking To Trees (Tiger Turn Records) 1:38:55
- Javon Jackson "Theme for Nikki" from Javon And Nikki Go To The Movies (Solid Jackson Records) 1:45:04
- Tom Harrell "Miramar" from Alternate Summer (HighNote) 1:51:54
- Jonathan Powell "Inner Urge" from Mambo Jazz Party (Circle 9 Records) 1:58:45
- Dafnis Prieto "Temptation" from 3 Sides Of The Coin (Dafnison Music) 2:05:49
- Mike Stern "Could Be" from Echoes And Other Songs (Mack Avenue Records) 2:11:30
- Michael Dease "Tea For Two" from Grove's Groove (Le Coq) 2:18:34
- Jim Self "Fanciful Dream" from Feels So Good (Basset Hound Records) 2:24:03
- Bria Skonberg "Cornet Chop Suey" from What It Means (Cellar Music Group) 2:29:17
- Leslie Pintchik "I Will" from Prayer For What Remains (Pitch Hard) 2:33:37
- Caity Gyorgy "Just My Luck" from Hello! How Are You? (La Reserve) 2:38:38
- Brian Ho "Essence" from Bridges (Cellar Music Group) 2:44:06
- Eric Jacobson "Sunset Suite" from Heading Home (Origin Records) 2:51:37
- Dred Scott "Star Eyes" from Cali Mambo (Ropeadope Records) 2:58:14
- Ginetta's Vendetta "Tell Your Story Walkin'" from Fun Size (Kickin' Wiccan Music) 3:05:04
- Hyeseon Hong "Raindrop's Journey" from Things Will Pass (Pacific Coast Jazz) 3:11:13
- Natalie Jacob "Exactly Like You" from Sooner Or Later (Independent) 3:18:17
- Christian Sands "Ain't That The Same" from Embracing Dawn (Mack Avenue) 3:21:56
- Matt Booth "For Your Consideration" from Sun Prints (Ears & Eyes Records) 3:27:54
- Ed Neumeister "With A Little Help From My Friends" from Covers (MeisteroMusic) 3:32:52
- Delfeayo Marsalis "Summertime" from Crescent City Jewels (Troubadour Jass Records) 3:38:07
- Rahsaan Barber "Reach" from Six Words (Jazz Music City) 3:43:21
- Eric Person "It's Time Again" from Rhythm Edge (Distinction Records) 3:50:53
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