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Straight Ahead into the New Year: Woody Shaw, Alexa Tarantino, Mike Clark with Mike Zilber and More
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- Julie Benko "Ma Belle Evangeline" from Euphonic Gumbo (Club 44) 00:23
- Mike Boone "Hymn" from Confirmation (Self-Produced) 3:41
- Nnenna Freelon "Changed" from Beneath the Skin (Origin) 8:05
- Host Speaks 13:40
- Woody Shaw "Obsequious" from Love Dance (Time Traveler) 14:53
- Alexa Tarantino "The Roar and The Whisper" from The Roar and The Whisper (Blue Engine) 24:22
- Host Speaks 30:32
- Marques Carroll "Mode for Mabes" from Live at Winter's Jazz Club (Self-Produced) 31:57
- Kelly Green "When It's Time to Go" from Corner of My Dreams (La Reserve) 45:50
- Jerry Weldon "Calling Miss Khadija " from The Summit (Cellar) 52:28
- Kate Wyatt "Mack the Knife" from Murmurations (Self-Produced) 1:02:07
- Host Speaks 1:09:49
- Jake Mason / Kurt Elling "The Modern Ark" from The Modern Ark (Soul Messin' ) 1:11:49
- Mina Choi "Bolivia" from Stories (Self-Produced) 1:15:59
- Mike Clark / Mike Zilber "Footprints" from Standard Deviations (Sunnyside) 1:21:58
- Host Speaks 1:28:39
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