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Renee Rosnes, Peter Erskine, Brad Goode & George Cables
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- George Cables "Echoes" I Hear Echoes (HighNote Records) 0:00
- Host talks 6:08
- Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers "Are You Real" Moanin' (Blue Note) 8:52
- Angell & Crane "Unearth" Angell & Crane (Chalet Musique) 13:37
- Host talks 15:52
- Brad Goode "Pentacles" Polytonal Big Band: The Snake Charmer (Origin Records) 17:00
- Joe Syrian Motor City Jazz Octet "Night and Day" Secret Message (Circle 9 Records) 20:50
- Host talks 26:33
- Peter Erskine & JAM Music Lab All-Stars "Old Spanish Song" Vienna to Hollywood Impressions of E.W. Korngold & Max Steiner (Origin Records) 27:10
- Thelonius Garcia "Marche Nocturne" Marche Nocturne (Thelonious Garcia) 32:32
- Host talks 35:19
- Renee Rosnes "Frevo" Crossing Paths (Smoke Sessions) 36:26
- Rick Roe "Elden's Bop" Tribute (Rick Roe) 40:57
- Host talks 44:06
- Ryan Middagh Jazz Orchestra "This Time The Dream's On Me" Tenor Madness (EarUp Records) 44:36
- Host talks 49:03
- Roberto Magris "Freedom is Peace" Freedom is Peace (JMood Records) 49:48
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