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Slide Hampton & Dinah Washington
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- Roger Kellaway Trio "Prudence" New Jazz Standards -Volume 3 (MAMA Records / Summit Records Inc.) 00:00
- Host talks 3:58
- George Shearing "It's Easy to Remember" George Shearing (Grammercy Records) 6:33
- Scott Colley "Everything I Love" Angular Blue (ECM Records) 9:27
- Host talks 16:05
- Dinah Washington "Jitterbug Waltz" Dinah Washington (Verve) 17:03
- Pete McGuiness Jazz Orchestra "You Must Believe Spring" Along for the Ride (Summit Classical) 19:05
- Host talks 26:33
- Slide Hampton "Round Midnight" World of Trombones (MCG Jazz) 26:57
- Daniel Delorenzo "Fine" How Thoughtful (Daniel Delorenzo) 31:23
- Host talks 36:13
- Frances Carroll & Her Coquettes Featuring Drummer Viola Smith "Snake Charmer" Swing Era (Classic Jazz Hits) 37:16
- Nicki Parrott "April in Paris" From Paris to New York (Arbors) 40:50
- Host talks 44:58
- Molly Hammer "You and the Night and Music" I'm Feeling Mellow (Molly Hammer) 46:45
- Robin McKelle "Do You Believe" Melodic Canvass (Doxie Records) 48:58
- Host talks 52:09
- Roger Kellaway "Remembering You" Warm Tea & Jazz (Shami Media Group 3) 53:19
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