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Thélonius García, Neta Raanan, Christopher Parnis, Pat Thomas
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- Henry Mancini and His Orchestra ""The Pink Panther" Theme" from The Return of the Pink Panther [OST] (RCA) 3:05
- Ittetsu Nasuda "Grayscale" from Tailwind (Ittetsu Nasuda) 6:38
- Thelonius Garcia "Marche Nocturne" from Marche Nocturne (Thélonius García) 3:07
- John Beasley/Frankfurt Radio Big Band "Return to Forever" from Returning to Forever (Candid) 8:51
- Oscar Peterson "Love Ballade" from City Lights: The Oscar Peterson Quartet—Live in Munich, 1994 (Two Lions/Mack Avenue ) 10:34
- Elsa Nilsson "The Wind From The North Comes From The West" from Quila Quina—40°17'38.21"N,—71°45'68.48"S (eyes&ears ) 6:14
- Neta Raanan "Mountain Voice" from Unforeseen Blossom (Giant Step Arts) 12:28
- Christopher Parnis "Everything You Could Be " from Everything You Could Be (Christopher Parnis) 5:46
- John Fedchock "Say When" from Justifiably J.J. (Summit) 5:45
- Jenny Scheinman "House of Flowers" from All Species Paradee (Royal Potato Family) 7:55
- Julian Lage "Tiburon" from Speak to Me (Blue Note) 4:26
- Bill Frisell "Strange Meeting" from Orchestras (Blue Note) 6:25
- Richard Nelson "Naima" from October Rain (Modal Citizen ) 4:18
- David G Bailis "Open Your Eyes" from Tree of Life (Create or Destroy) 3:34
- Louis Stewart & Martin Taylor "Coming Through the Rye" from Acoustic Guitar Duets (Livia) 3:25
- Monika Herzig Sheroes "Parade of Sadness" from All in Good Time (ZOHO) 4:06
- Naomi Moon Siegel "Seep into My Pores" from Shatter the Glass Sanctuary (Slow & Steady) 6:50
- Pat Thomas "Step 8" from This Is Trick Step (577) 4:20
- Miguel Zenon "Displacement and Erasure" from Golden City (Miel Music) 7:34
- Visions Jazz Ensemble "Anchors Away" from Across the Field: College Fight Songs Reimagined (Patois) 5:03
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