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Monty Alexander, Trombone Shorty, Bonerama And More
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- Monty Alexander "Day O (Banana Boat Song)" Harlem-Kingston Express (Live at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, NYC) (Motema) 00:00
- Host talks 5:40
- The Monty Alexander Trio "Zing" Zing(RCA Victor/Legacy)9:21
- Frank Sinatra "Come Fly Away with Me" The Essentials (Capitol) 12:09
- Host talks 15:22
- Henry Red Allen and His Orchestra "Bill's Downbeat" Best Of (Limitless) 16:11
- James Martin "Out of the Gate" Keep Movin' (Independent) 18:44
- Host talks 23:00
- Trombone Shorty "For True'" For True (Verve Forecast) 24:31
- Leslie Pintchik "Let's Get Lucky "Same Day Delivery Trio Live (Pintch Hard) 27:33
- Host talks 32:43
- Pete Fountain "For Pete's Sake" Best Of (GRP Records) 33:59
- Moy Eng "Sleepless in Paris" The Blue Hour (Patois Records) 36:22
- Host talks 41:06
- Nat King Cole "Black Spider Stomp" Hittin the Ramp -Early Years 36-43 (Resonance Records) 42:33
- Bonerama Featuring Michael McDonald "Empty World" Single (Basin Street) 45:37
- Host talks 48:56
- Baritone Madness "Ready and Able" Baritone Madness (Chronograph) 50:07
- Host talks 52:55
- RSS Trio "Allison" Single (RSS) 53:50
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