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Sharp Radway, Gerald Clayton and Armen Donelian
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- Armen Donelian "Janet Left the Planet" Fresh Start (Sunnyside) 00:00
- Host talks 4:26
- Billy Harper "If Only One Could See" Destiny is Yours (SteepleChase) 6:49
- Sam Kirmayer "Afterthought" In the Moment (Chromatic Audio) 11:06
- Host talks 15:42
- Cedar Walton Trio "Relax in at Camarillo" Manhattan After Hours (Challenge Records) 16:20
- The Scott Silbert Big Band "Tootsie's Rag" Jump Children (Soundwaves) 22:04
- Host talks 25:06
- Joe Sullivan "My Little Pride and Joy" Freedom Sounds (Timeless) 26:00
- The Dharma Moon Orchestra "Pandemoonia" Pandemoonia (5 Points Records) 28:13
- Host talks 32:41
- Hubert Laws "Midnight at the Oasis" The Best Of Hubert Laws (Atlantic) 33:47
- Sharp Radway "A Conversation" Black Woman: A Conversation (Radway Music) 39:07
- Host talks 41:42
- John Coltrane Quartet "Central Park West" Coltrane's Sound (Atlantic) 42:24
- James Brown Gang "The Needle and the Damage Done" Song within the Story (James Brown) 46:19
- Host talks 50:18
- Randy Weston "I Know Your Kind" Essential Jazz Masters (Sunnyside) 51:06
- Host talks 53:13
- Gerald Clayton "That Roy" Bells on Sand (Blue Note) 54:10
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