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Shirley Bassey, Yoko Miwa & Mikayla Shirley, Haruna Fukazawa
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- Shirley Bassey "Diamonds are Forever" from Diamonds are Forever [OST] (EMI) 2:40
- Amber Weekes "Strong Man" from To Oscar with Love (Amber Inn) 5:22
- Stella Cole "Till There Was You" from Pure Imagination: Live at The Carlyle (Decca) 2:47
- John Pizzarelli "I Wanna Be Around" from P.S. Mr. Bennett (Green Hill Music) 2:03
- Kay Kostopoulos "Search for Peace" from All This Is Possible (Black Olive Jazz) 4:21
- Yoko Miwa "Love Dance" from The Midnight Hour (Cupcakes & Muffins LLC) 6:16
- Cecile McLorin Salvant "Ever Since the One I Love's Been Gone" from With Every Breath I Take (Nonesuch) 3:14
- Lionel Hampton with Oscar Peterson "Always" from Jazz Masters 26 (Verve) 8:01
- Warren Wolf "Take 5" from Smoove Vibes (BespokeJazz) 6:42
- Stefon Harris "Ell's Boogie" from Legacy Dances (Motéma) 4:40
- Haruna Fukazawa "Hot and Spicy, Sometimes Sweet" from Plays at the Wrong Time (Orange Paw) 7:43
- Skinny Hightower "The Fifth Floor" from Feels Like Destiny (CastOver) 4:58
- Dorothy Ashby "Joyful Grass and Grape" from The Rubáiyát of Dorothy Ashby (Cadet) 3:38
- Eclectic Maybe Band "Conference of the Birds" from Domestic Dragon (Discus Music) 9:25
- Lucian Ban/John Surman/Mat Maneri "Dark Forest" from Cantica Profana: The Béla Bartok Field Recordings (Sunnyside) 4:54
- Fraser Fifield "Hymn Aurora Rutilat" from The Inchcolm Antiphoner (Fraser Fifield) 2:17
- Jan Garbarek / The Hilliard Ensemble "Procedentum Sponsum" from Remember Me, My Dear (ECM) 4:17
- Barcelona Art Orchestra "Part I: Silenci-Xiscle [Néstor Giménez]" from Expressions—Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra (Miel Music) 15:38
- Miguel Zenon "El Día Que Me Quieras" from El Arte del Bolero, Vol. 3 (Miel Music) 6:34
- Prime "Skylark" from Prime Plays Standards (Laundry Room Music) 5:48
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