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Steve Wilson, Harry Skoler, Yvonne Rogers, Jed Levy-Phil Robson, Udeigwe
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- Johnny Griffin "Main Spring" from The Congregation (Blue Note) 6:31
- Steve Wilson "The Surest Things Can Change" from Enduring Sonance (Smoke Sessions) 6:35
- Godwin Louis "Thy Will Be Done" from Psalms and Proverbs (Blue Room Music) 4:49
- Harry Skoler "Marian (For Marian McPartland)" from Echoes (Red Brick Hill) 5:32
- Stella Cole "The Nearness of You" from My Funny Valentine (Decca) 4:18
- Marie-Paule Franke "Dagger Heart" from Through the Cracks, the Light is Born (MariPosa) 4:53
- Yvonne Rogers "Mismatch" from The Button Jar (Pyroclastic) 4:43
- Roberto Fonseca "La Mar Quieta, Tú y Yo Pensando" from Nuit Parisienne à la Havane (Artwork) 4:59
- John Beasley & SWR Big Band "Danseur Espagnol" from Invisible Piano (o-tone/Edel Kultur ) 5:46
- Jed Levy-Phil Robson "The Unpredictability of the Sea" from The Unpredictability of the Sea (Livia) 8:54
- Carla Bley "Nu Derection" from Joyful Noise: Live in Hamburg 1984 (MIG) 14:31
- DoYeon Kim "Diffraction" from Wellspring (Tao Forms) 4:26
- James Brandon Lewis & Lutosławski Quartete "Movement III" from These Are Soulful Days (Tao Forms) 7:15
- Dexter Gordon "Broadway" from Our Man in Paris (Blue Note) 6:46
- Maria Kaushansky "Windchill—30" from Northbound to Finch (Flat 6th) 6:54
- Antonio Faraò "One Finger Snap" from Do It! (Notes Around) 5:07
- Paul Kahn "Stain On My Sleeve" from Willingness (Carlcat) Time Marker5:05
- UDEiGWE "Lemma III: Local Maximum" from Four Lemmas (LU Factors) 2:48
- Gary Bartz "Lively Up Yourself" from The Blues Chronicles: Tales of Life (Atlantic) 5:29
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