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Steve Davis, Thelonious Monk, Greg Murphy, Jazzmeia Horn & Roy Hargrove
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- Simon Patersons Electric Gumbo "Budge Up" It's On (Full Beam Music) 0:00
- Host talks 3:54
- Roy Hargrove "Kamala's Dance" Grande-Terre (Verve) 5:36
- Eric Siereveld's Organic Quintet "Before They Hear You" Sweet William (Shifting Paradigm Records) 10:36
- Host talks 14:29
- Steve Davis "To Wisdom, the Prize" We See (Smoke Sessions) 14:58
- Daniel DeLorenzo "We Probably Wouldn't Get Along" We Probably Wouldn't Get Along (Daniel DeLorenzo) 20:59
- Host talks 26:97
- Dee Dee Bridgewater and Bill Charlap "Beginning to See the Light" Elemental (Mack Avenue Records) 26:56
- Jazzmeia Horn "Happy Livin'" Messages (Empress Legacy Records) 31:57
- Host talks 37:32
- Mal Waldron "We Diddit" The Quest (Prestige Records) 38:02
- Peter and Will Anderson "Alexander's Ragtime Band" The Best of Berlin (Peter and Will Anderson) 42:17
- Host talks 46:18
- Thelonious Monk "Off Minor" Monk's Music Remastered (Fantasy) 46:50
- Host talks 51:45
- Greg Murphy "Humpty Dumpty" Snap Happy (Whaling City Sound) 52:30
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