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Vic Juris & Dizzy Reece
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- Tyshawn Sorey "Sympathy" That Not (Firehouse 12 Records) 00:00
- Host talks 4:06
- Duke Ellington "The Gal From Joe's" Duke Ellington Vol.3(Archive of Folk & Jazz Music) 5:37
- Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane "Nutty" Live At The Five Spot Café '58 (Master Classics Records) 9:04
- Host talks 15:01
- Dizzy Gillespie "Pau De Arara" Anthologyl (Unequal Halves) 15:56
- Aaron Dolman "Willow Bunch" Nostalgia and Other Fantasies (Aaron Dolman) 19:21
- Host talks 24:35
- Karrin Allyson Sextet "The Promised Land" Shoulder to Shoulder (eOne Music) 25:42
- Vic Juris "Street Of Dreams" Vic Plays Victor Young (SteepleChase) 29:26
- Host talks 35:00
- Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra "You're Always There" Always (Sounds of Yesteryear) 35:31
- Adam Rudolph wtih The Go Organic Orchestra "Ecliptic" Ragmala (Meta Records) 39:08
- Host talks 42:51
- Don Redman And His Orchestra "I Heard" 1939-40 (Reborn recordings) 43:52
- Yelena Eckemoff "Hedgehog" Nocturnal Animals (Yelena N. Eckemoff) 46:41
- Host talks 50:57
- Dizzy Reece & Ted Curson "Bass Conclave " Blowin' Away (Interplay Records) 51:56
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