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Richie Cole & Danilo Pérez
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- Danilo Perez featuring The Global Jazz Messengers "a Muralla (Glass Walls) Suite—Rise From Love" Crisálida (Mack Avenue Records) 00:00
- Host talks 6:14
- Danilo Perez "Panama Libre" Danilo Perez (Verve) 9:29
- Dizzy Gillespie "Oof Ya Koo" Ultimate Collection (Verve) 13:13
- Host talks 16:02
- Victor Silvester's Jive Band "I'm Coming, Virginia" Retrospective (Classic Jazz Music) 17:13
- Jorge Garcia featuring Richie Cole "Thrice Upon a Theme" Dedicated to You (SDG Records) 19:55
- Host talks 23:20
- Richie Cole "Uncle Freddy" Back on Top (Jazz Excursion Records) 24:45
- Ball State University Jazz "Struttin'" I Can See The Other Side (Mark Buselli) 28:40
- Host talks 34:52
- Maynard Ferguson "The Fox Hunt" This is Jazz No. 16 (Sony) 36:05
- Brent Laidler "One More (A Samba)" Wouldn't Be Here Without You (Brent Laidler) 39:12
- Host talks 43:47
- Ted Fio Rito "Kahlua Lullabye" Retrospective (Forever Records) 44:24
- Robert Burbidge feat Kevin G Davy "She Walks Indigo" Eleven Squares (Robert Burbidge Music) 47:40
- Host talks 50:46
- Bill Clinton "My Funny Valentine" Prague (Reduta Jazz) 52:54
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