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The Jazz Defenders, Joe Henderson, Tim Lin & Eyal Vilner
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- The Jazz Defenders "Meanderthal" Memory in Motion (ITI Records) 0:00
- Host talks 4:36
- Horace Silver "The Risin' Sun" Late Night (UMG Records) 6:37
- Kelsey Grant & Andrew Scott "The Problems of Your Future" Horizon Song (KA Inc.) 11:18
- Host talks 15:37
- Cannonball Adderley and Bill Evans "Nancy (With The Laughing Face)" Know What I Mean? (Concord Records) 16:00
- Julieta Eugenio "Sunday Stranger" Stay (Julieta Eugenio) 20:07
- Host talks 25:27
- Joe Henderson "Black Narcissus" Power to the People (Remastered) (Craft Recordings) 25:57
- Sam Anning "Transitive States" Earthen (Earshift Music) 30:41
- Host talks 34:09
- Tim Lin "Yardbird Suite" Birdwatching (Linsanity Music) 34:44
- Flávio Silva "To Bladed and Cowherd" Eko (Flávio Silva) 40:03
- Host talks 45:35
- Chick Corea & Bela Fleck "Small Potatoes" Remembrance (Thirty Tigers) 46:08
- Eyal Vilner Big Band "Chicken an Dumplins" Swinging Uptown (Eyal Vilner Big Band) 49:21
- Host talks 52:27
- Lenny Marcus Trio "The In Crowd" Blackwaters Sessions (Lenny Marcus Trio) 53:03
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