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T.S. Monk, Grant Stewart & Theo Croker
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- Theo Croker "Cosmic Intercourse Pt. II" Love Quantam (Star People Nation) 00:00
- Host talks 2:37
- T.S. Monk "Seven Steps to Heaven" Two Continents / One Groove Live (Storyville Records) 4:12
- Ada Bird Wolfe "Odd Bird Bop" Odd Bird (Ada Bird Wolfe) 8:02
- Host talks 11:44
- Walt Weiskopf "Everybody" European Quartet Diamonds and Other Jewels (Criss Cross) 12:10
- Dan Olivo "Day by Day" Day by Day (Dan Olivo) 15:48
- Host talks 19:10
- Frank Kimbrough "Little Big Man" Lullabye—Play (Palmetto) 19:30
- NYO Jazz "Cute" We're Still Here (Carnegie Hall) 23:42
- Host talks 27:06
- Grant Stewart and Bruce Harris "Mo is On" The Lighting of the Lamps (Cellar Live) 27:47
- Steve Hudson "Armando's Rhumba" The World of Steve Hudson (Chick Corea) 32:53
- Host talks 37:06
- Tim Lin "Long Ago and Far Away" Romance in Formosa (Linsanity Music) 37:50
- Steve Knight "Chop Chop" Persistence (Mouthpiece Music) 42:27
- Host talks 45:41
- Charles Ruggiero "Penguins & Fools" Drummer. Composer. (R.M.F Records) 46:20
- Host talks 51:09
- Todd Herbert "Just in Time" May Waltz (Metropolitan Records) 52:00
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