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Sarah Vaughan, Wes Montgomery & Naama Gheber
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- Naama "Where Flamingos Fly " Where Flamingos Fly (Sassy's in Town) 0:00
- Host talks 6:10
- Sylwester Ostrowski "Chiefs Kingdom" Jammin' with KC (Agora S.A.) 9:34
- Nicholas Brust "For Wisdom" Daybreak (Outside in Music) 15:53
- Host talks 21:22
- Johnny Bothwell And His Orchestra "Street of Dreams" Greatest Hits (Johnny Brothwell) 22:10
- Gardyn Jazz Orchestra "Good Evening, Mrs. Gardner" Gardyn Jazz Orchestra (JC Gardner Music) 25:05
- Host talks 30:22
- Charlie Barnet And His Orchestra "East Side / West Side" Collection 35-47 (Acrobat) 31:15
- Angie Wells "You Don't Know What Love Is" Truth be Told (Cafe Pacific Records) 33:51
- Host talks 37:12
- Sarah Vaughan "What More Can a Woman Do" Sarah Vaughan (Verve) 38:19
- Jim Witzel "Softly, As In a Morning Sunrise" Feelin' It (Joplin & Sweeney Music) 41:18
- Host talks 46:37
- Wes Montgomery "The Trick Bag" Boss Guitar (Concord Music) 47:47
- Host talks 51:57
- Delfeayo Marsalis & The Uptown Jazz Orchestra "Big Chief" Uptown on Mardi Gras Day (Troubadour Jazz Records) 52:38
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