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Tony Bennett, Milt Hinton & Israel Tanenbaum
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- Israel Tanenbaum "Maid in Mexico" The Pacific Jazz Group (Zoho) 0:00
- Host talks 5:18
- The Jungle Band w Juan Tizol "Jolly Wog" Instincts (Classics) 7:30
- Steve Carrington "Mild and Easy" Friends R Family (Samech Music) 10:38
- Host talks 13:42
- Cab Calloway And His Orchestra w Milt Hinton "Love is the Way" Easy Street (Gem Jams) 14:54
- Anthony Hervey "Crystal Stair" Words from My Horn (Outside in Music) 16:13
- Host talks 22:27
- Steve Snyder "Sharp Left" Prime Vantage (Steve Snyder) 23:38
- Ryan Meagher "Irreverence Between Us" AftEarth (Fresh Sounds) 28:24
- Host talks 32:41
- Thara Memory "Juke Music" Juke Music (Flying Heart Records) 33:57
- Sébastien Parent "Rat Pack" Project SEP Parent (Sébastien Parent) 39:04
- Host talks 43:35
- Joe Alterman "Ruby Jubilation" Joe Alterman Plays Les McCann: Big Mo & Little Joe (Joe Alterman Music) 44:32
- Terry Gibbs Legacy Band "Play and Sing" The Terry Gibbs Songbook (Whaling City Sound) 49:23
- Host talks 52:33
- Benny Goodman "Temptation Rag" Benny Goodman Sextet (Sony) 52:53
- Host talks 54:13
- Tony Bennett "Have a Good Time" The Columbia Singles (Columbia) 54:56
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