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Oscar Peterson, Terri Lyne Carrington, Greg Abate and Scott Sadlon
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- Scott Sadlon "The Way Out" Songs from Thin Air (8968920 Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:59
- Terri Lyne Carrington with Social Science "Identity Song" Trip the Night Fantastic (Candid Records) 8:46
- Juliann Kuchocki "Waltz of the Heart" Kuchocki Sings DiNoviBut Only for You (Juliann Kuchocki) 13:07
- Host talks 15:54
- Dave Bass "Black Swan" Trio Nuevo Vol. 3 (SS) 16:45
- Dwayne Dolphin "Were They Only Dreams" Let the Music Play (Imani Records) 20:35
- Host talks 24:59
- WDR Big Band "Suite for Sean Jones IThe Artist" Jagged Edges & Elegant Lines The Music of Ayn Inserto (Summit Records) 25:34
- Jalen Baker "Smile" RePaved (Cellar Live) 30:46
- Host talks 34:42
- Greg Abate "All or Nothin'" In the Moment (Summit Records) 35:14
- E.E. Pointer "MisterEllis5" Ambient Series (EGR) 39:38
- Host talks 44:16
- Andrew Toombs "The Slot" Alloy (Andrew Toombs) 45:34
- Jeff Colella and Putter Smith "Voyage" Between Friends (AJI) 49:00
- Host talks 51:38
- Oscar Peterson "Reunion Blues" Around the World Live (Mack Avenue) 52:36
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