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Ryuichi Sakamoto, The Ize Trio, Jack Wood, & Nichaud Fitzgibbon, Darius Jones, Tommy Smith and John Taylor
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- Ryuichi Sakamoto "A Brief Encounter" from Coda (WeWantSounds) 2:28
- Ryuichi Sakamoto "Lack of Love" from Opus (Milan) 4:53
- Yonathan Avishai "La Mélancolie" from Shapes and Sounds (jazz&people) 4:31
- Yuka Mito "Alfie" from How Deep is the Ocean (Nana Notes) 5:44
- The Ize Trio "All Loved I. Home" from The Global Suites (The Ize Trio) 4:27
- Anne Sajdera "Bounce" from It's Here (Bijuri) 5:53
- Bobby Short "I've Got Your Number" from My Personal Property (Atlantic) 4:03
- Melissa Kassel & Tom Zicarelli Group "Twilight" from Moments (Melissa Kassel & Tom Zicarelli) 4:42
- Anne Burnell "A Sunday Kind of Love" from This Could Be the Start of Something Big (Burnell Music) 6:25
- Jack Wood "Speaking of Happiness" from Movie Magic: Great Songs From The Movies (Jazz Hang) 3:40
- Andy Bey "Ain't Necessarily So" from Ain't Necessarily So (12th Street) 7:02
- University of Nevada, Las Vegas Jazz Ensemble I "Bohemia After Dark" from Let the Good Times Roll (Vegas) 5:52
- John Dikeman "It has happened before..." from Across the Sky (Not Two) 16:40
- Darius Jones "No More My Lord" from Legend of e 'Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye) (AUM Fidelity) 9:35
- Brandon Seabrook "Gawk Fodder" from Object of Unknown Function (Pyroclastic) 6:14
- Aaron Parks "Willamina" from Little Big III (Blue Note) 4:42
- Tommy Smith "A Flower is a Lovesome Thing" from Love Unrequited (Tommy Smith and John Taylor) 4:48
- Jamie Baum "In the Light of Day" from What Times are These (Sunnyside) 5:56
- Benjamin Boone "The Clash of the Ash" from Confluence (Origin) 7:23
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