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Clifton Anderson, Reggie Quinerly & Allan Harris
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- Clifton Anderson "Mission Statement" Been Down This Road Before (Ropeadope) 00:00
- Host talks 5:08
- Florian Arbenz and Hermon Mehari "Groove A" Conversation #1 -Condensed (Bandcamp) 8:26
- Reggie Quinerly "New York Nights" New York Nowhere (Redefinition Music) 11:47
- Host talks 15:12
- Veronica Swift "This Bitter Earth" This Bitter Earth (Mack Avenue Records) 17:01
- Makram Aboul Hosn "Betcha Sting" Transmigration (Makramusic) 21:09
- Host talks 24:17
- Mike Jones "All By Myself" All By Myself (Bandcamp) 35:51
- Allan Harris "I Grew Up (Kate's Place)" Kate's Soulfood (Mack Avenue) 29:25
- Host talks 34:26
- Brian Charette "Time Piece" Like the Sun (BC) 36:00
- The Verve Jazz Ensemble "Groovin' Hard" Very Live 2021 (Self Produced) 38:57
- Host talks 44:41
- Charlie Apicella Trio "Four" Classic Guitar (BC) 45:55
- TuneTown "Billyish" Entering Utopia (Three Pines Records, LTD) 50:03
- Host talks 51:54
- Henry Robinett "Yours is My Heart Alone" Then Again: Jazz Standards Vol. 2 (Nefertiti Records) 53:11
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