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Steve Turre, Markus Howell, Neil Adler, April Varner and more
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- Steve Turre "Mr. Kenyatta" from Sanyas (Smoke Sessions) 00:00
- Markus Howell "Counterattack" from Chosen Path (Posi-Tone Records) 09:52
- Neil Adler "The Peacocks" from Emi's Song (Neil Adler) 14:50
- April Varner "I'll Remember April" from April (Cellar Music Group) 19:47
- Jon De Lucia "Ipca" from The Brubeck Octet Project (Musaeum Clausum Records) 23:36
- Zaccai Curtis "Black Rice" from Cubop Lives (TR Collective) 29:29
- Tim Lin "Anthropology" from Birdwatching (Linsanity Music) 34:36
- Etienne Charles "Centerpiece" from Creole Orchestra (Culture Shock Music) 39:38
- Conrad Herwig "Four By Five" from The Latin Side Of McCoy Tyner (Savant) 47:29
- Jihee Heo "The Late Bloomer" from Flow (Origin Records) 53:33
- Ben Patterson "Espíritu Valiente" from Groove Junkies (Origin Records) 59:46
- Behn Gillece "In The Huddle" from Stick Together (Posi-Tone Records) 1:05:45
- Jon Gordon "7th Ave South" from 7th Ave South (Artist Share) 1:12:10
- Bruna Black "P'rolas" from Va Revelacao (Green Flash Music) 1:19:34
- David Bixler "Clement" from Beatitude (Tiger Turn) 1:23:50
- Anthony Stanco "Minor Time" from Stanco's Time (OA2 Records) 1:29:00
- Greg Chako "I Should Care" from Standard Roots (Mint 400 Records) 1:34:13
- Synia Carroll "Willow Weep For Me" from Water Is My Song (Clarion Jazz) 1:39:21
- Troy Roberts "Solar Panels" from Green Lights (Toy Robot Music) 1:44:27
- Bobby Broom "The House Of The Rising Sun" from Jamalot (Steele Records) 1:51:15
- Alexander Claffy "Power Station" from Memento (Cellar Music Group) 1:59:20
- Jared Hall "One For Wallace" from Influences (Origin Records) 2:06:24
- Kerry Politzer "Ruminations" from Ruminations (PJCE) 2:12:56
- Clarence Penn "The Heart Of The Matter" from Behind the Voice (Origin Records) 2:18:51
- Jacky Terrasson "Love Light" from Moving On (Naive/Earth-Sounds) 2:23:47
- Eric Alexander "After the Rain" from Timing Is Everything (Cellar Music Group) 2:28:39
- The Jazz Defenders "Fuffle Kershuffle" from Memory In Motion (ITI Music) 2:34:09
- EYM Trio "No Madness" from Bangalore (Kolliaion Records) 2:38:50
- Something Else! "Slow Drag" from Soul Jazz (Smoke Sessions) 2:45:37
- Gregory Groover Jr. "In For A Pound Or Penny" from Lovabye (Criss Cross) 2:52:56
- Charles McPherson "Come Rain Or Come Shine" from Reverence (Smoke Sessions) 2:58:39
- Bill Frisell "Lookout For Hope" from Orchestras (Blue Note) 3:05:40
- Isrea Butler "Congo Lament" from Congo Lament (Vegas Records) 3:12:47
- Yuko Ito "Voc. E Eu" from Seduzir (Funny Baby Face Records New York) 3:18:25
- Dave Bass "Baby Melon" from Trio Nuevo (Dave Bass Music) 3:23:04
- Scott Gilman "Almost Home" from So Far (Scott Gilman Music) 3:27:26
- Alan Braufman "Infinite Love Infinite Tears" from Infinite Love Infinite Tears (Valley Of Search) 3:32:59
- Nancy Erickson Lamont "Ghost" from Through the Passages (Vital Flame Productions) 3:38:06
- Bob Boguslaw and The Way "Oh Yah Oh No" from Tributes (Independent) 3:44:07
- Fernando Huergo "Ornette" from Relentless (Whaling City Sound) 3:51:03
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