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Sean Mason, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Ally Fiola, Ruta Di
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- Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy "Longing" from The Mighty Warriors Live in Antwerp (Elemental Music) 12:18
- Sean Mason "Secure the Bag" from State of the Art (Taylor Christian) 6:30
- Ben Sidran "Rainmaker" from Rainmaker (Bonsai Music) 4:44
- Miguel Atwood-Ferguson "Compassions" from Ananta: Spirit of Coltrane (Impulse!) 4:45
- Sam Wilson "Toad" from Sowing Spring (Sam Wilson) 4:54
- Margaret Slovak Quartet "O'Keeffeness" from For the Moment (Slovak Music) 5:14
- Ada Bird Wolfe "Leaf, Grass, Feather" from Murmuration (Ada Birdie Music) 5:06
- Carole Nelson Trio "We Begin Here" from Through the Storm (Livia) 3:48
- Chad Smith "Valse Vanité" from Saxophobia: Celebrating the Sax Craze of the 1920s (Chandos) 3:22
- Russell Gunn & Blackhawk "East St. Louis Toodle-oo" from Afrikan—Amerikan Book of the Dead (Vanglorious Arts) 5:43
- Billy Brooks "Fourty Days" from Windows of the Mind (WeWantSounds) 6:17
- Steve Gadd "Way Back Home" from Way Back Home: Live from Rochester, NY (BFM Jazz) 9:40
- Collin Sherman "Kepler-10b Prehistory" from Life Eats Life (Extol Recordings) 10:20
- Ben Wilcox-John Rae "The Fox" from March of the Octopus (Thick Records NZ) 3:58
- Ally Fiola & The Next Quest feat. Jeff Coffin "Interblaze" from Interblaze (Ally Fiola) 5:02
- Ally Fiola & The Next Quest "Wolfville" from Exit 10 (Ally Fiola) 5:25
- Ruta Di "Atbėga Elnias Devyniaragis (The Nine-Horned Deer Comes Running)" from Onwards & Upwards (Ruta Di) 4:50
- John Wadham "Clarence's Place" from Drums and Friends (Livia) 4:46
- Joey DeFrancesco "Vibrations in Blue" from Live at Keystone Korner (Mack Avenue) 9:32
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