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Lisa Hilton, Randy Brecker, Dexter Gordon and More
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- Lisa Hilton "Waltz from Nowhere" Chalkboard Destiny (Ruby Slippers) 00:00
- Host talks 5:16
- Christian McBride Big Band "Night Train" For Jimmy, Wes and Oliver (Mack Avenue Records) 7:45
- Tbone Paxton and the RJ Spangler Quarter "Smile" Back in Your Own Backyard (Tbone Records) 13:05
- Host talks 17:09
- Hoagy Carmichael "Walkin' the Dog" Rockin' Chair (CTS Digital) 18:11
- Felipe Salles and the Interconnections Ensemble "Coda (Underture)" The New Immigrant Experience (Tapestry Records) 20:51
- Host talks 24:29
- Randy Brecker with the DR Big Band "Goldfinger" The Jazz Ballad Song Book (Red Dot/VME) 26:00
- Brian Scarborough "Empty Bottles" The Sunflower Song (Outside in Music) 31:19
- Host talks 36:35
- Louis Forbstein's Royal Syncopators "That's All There Is" Kansas City Jazz (Stardust Records) 37:30
- Dave Glasser "Crossover" Crossover (Here Tiz Music) 40:20
- Host talks 45:59
- Dexter Gordon "Lullaby for a Monster" Lullaby for a Monster (SteepleChase) 47:18
- Host talks 53:16
- Jules Hay "Maraca Too Blue" From London to Little London (Horus Music Limited) 53:50
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