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Paul Janoschka, Lolivone de la Rosa, Ambrose Akinmusire-Mary Halvorson
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- John Coltrane "Like Someone in Love" from Lush Life (Prestige) 4:55
- Tommy Smith "When I'm Alone" from Four (Spartacus Recordings) 3:51
- Matt Otto "Twilight" from Ephemeral (Matt Otto) 7:26
- Paul Janoschka "Another One" from Trio (Endectomorph) 5:28
- Zhengtao Pan "Day By Day" from Day By Day (Outside in Music) 9:53
- Paul Hannah "Do I Do" from Knocks Me Off My Feet: A Jazz Tribute to the Music of Stevie Wonder (Green Hill Productions) 5:45
- Ali Ryerson "Flying in Space/Falling Grace" from The Ali Ryerson Quartet (ACR Music) 6:24
- Tomoko Omura "The Firestorm" from Run, Run, Run (Outside in Music) 5:54
- Lolivone de la Rosa "Ibero" from Lolivone de la Rosa (Lolivone de la Rosa) 6:02
- Pat Metheny Group "Au Lait" from OffRamp (ECM) 8:31
- Ambrose Akinmusire-Mary Halvorson "Watersmoke" from Slo-Mo Neon Luminate Hoverings (Nonesuch) 3:18
- Brent Birckhead "Take 5" from Exchange: Live at The Keystone Korner (Birckhead Music Group) 11:54
- Russ Anixter's Hippie Big Band "Compared to What?" from What Next? (Russ Anixter) 7:42
- Russ Lorenson "I Love Paris" from A Little Travelin' Music (20th Anniversary Edition) (R.L. Productions) 4:00
- The Phoenix Trio "1946" from Tomorrow is Today (Giant Step Arts) 8:44
- Gulliver + Roberto Ottaviano "Ethiopian Song" from The Billia Session (Dodicilune) 6:30
- Oscar Laven "Pharaoh Blue" from Elegant Calamity (Thick NZ) 12:24
- Ayn Inserto/WDR Big Band "The Human Soul" from Jagged Edges & Elegant Lines: The Music of Ayn Inserto (Summit) 6:19
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