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- Sharon Minemoto "No Way Out" from Goodbye, Strawberry Hill (Cellar Music Group) 0:00
- Sean Imboden Large Ensemble "The Gentle Giant" from Uncharted Realms (Sean Imboden) 5:52
- Tumbao Bravo With Paul Vornhagen "On A Misty Night" from Joy Of The Mambo (Global Pulse) 13:36
- Eliane Elias "Brasil (Aquarela Do Brasil)" from Ao Vivo (Candid Records) 19:48
- Arturo Sandoval "El Rio Suena" from Sangu (TM Records) 25:07
- Ray Obiedo "Second Time Around" from Slight Accent (Rhythmus Records) 30:05
- Paul Silbergleit Trio "Enter The Fall" from The Stillness Of July (Calligram Records) 35:19
- Brian Lynch "The Joy Of Love" from Torch Bearers (Hollistic Musicworks) 39:20
- Ben Markley Big Band "JIFE" from Tuesday Morning Feeling (OA2 Records) 45:35
- Peter Erskine "Bop Be" from Peregrine (Hard Wag) 52:56
- Barry Greene "SOS" from Giants (Origin Records) 59:24
- Steve Kovalcheck "What's New" from Buckshot Blues (OA2 Records) 1:06:06
- Arvind Ramdas "Autumn In New York" from Here We Go (Cellar Music Group) 1:12:51
- Marcus Golhabel "There's A Small Hotel" from The Promise Of You (Fallen Apple Records) 1:19:23
- Mark Winkler "Why Are People So Stupid" from Loves Comes First (Cafe Pacific Records) 1:24:04
- Eli Howell "A Clear Sky" from Steps Taken (D Clef Records) 1:28:21
- Nat Reeves "Appointment In Ghana" from Now In Time (Sidedoor Jazz) 1:33:16
- Faye Carol "Here's To Life" from Forever Dynamic (Get Down) 1:39:59
- Pat Bianchi "Dizzy's Dilemma" from Confluence (21H) 1:46:26
- Mike Clement "Instadaddy" from Polka Dots and Ray Bans (Cellar Music Group) 1:52:31
- Pete Mills "Don't Stomp On My Dream" from This Is Now (Mighty Ernie Records) 1:59:10
- Bria Skonberg "So It Goes" from Brass (Cellar Music Group) 2:06:14
- JazzLab Orchestra "Outer Chamber" from Glissement Du Temps (Effendi Records) 2:12:42
- The Sistering "Origins" from The Sistering (Zenzalai Music) 2:19:15
- Stacey Kent "As A" from Time For Love (Naive) 2:24:09
- Jared Hall "Little B's Poem" from Hometown (Origin Records) 2:29:00
- Steve Wilson "Helen's Song" from Enduring Sonance (Smoke Sessions) 2:34:05
- Tierney Sutton & Tamir Hendelman "I Get Along Without You Very Well" from Spring (BMF Jazz) 2:38:59
- Flying High "Do It Again" from Flying High (Songbook Ink + Jazz At The Ballroom) 2:45:15
- Walter Smith III "Fall" from Twio, Vol. 2 (Blue Note) 2:52:41
- Jeremy Pelt "The March Into Resilience" from Our Community Will Not Be Erased (HighNote) 2:58:21
- Corcoran Holt "Free" from Freedom Of Art (Holthouse Music) 3:06:10
- Chenxi Pan "At Dusk" from This Very Moment (Origin Records) 3:11:40
- Javon Jackson "Gotta Serve Somebody" from Jackson Plays Dylan (Solid Jackson Records) 3:18:40
- Blue Moods "U'N'I" from Direction & Expressions (Posi-Tone Records) 3:24:00
- Bobby Broom "Paul's Pal" from Notes Of Thanks (Steele Records) 3:28:20
- Harry Skoler "Study In Orange (For Bill Evans)" from Echoes (Red Brick Hill) 3:32:58
- Andrea Miller "Willow Weep For Me" from Let Our Love Take Wing (Andrea Miller) 3:37:49
- Billy Childs "Carefree" from Triumvirate (Mack Avenue) 3:44:04
- Dave Schumacher & Cubeye "Prince Of Darkness" from Agua Con Gas (Cubeye Music) 3:51:15
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