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Vince Guaraldi, Houston Person & Kim Nalley
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- Kim Nalley "Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood" I Want a Little Boy (Kim Nalley) 00:00
- Host talks 4:13
- Houston Person "Blue Moon" My Romance (Highnote Records) 6:41
- Jay Yoo and Mark Kazekevich "Dream" Dual Unity (Jay Yoo and Mark Kazekevich) 12:05
- Host talks 16:26
- Rose Murphy "Honeysuckle Rose" Pennies from Heaven (Star Entertainment) 17:05
- Alberto Pibiri Trio "Moonlight in Vermont" Lullaby of Leaves (Alberto Pibiri) 20:05
- Host talks 25:32
- Satchmo At Symphony Hall "Body and Soul" Satchmo At Symphony Hall (Sony) 26:20
- Aaron Aranita "A Dream for Tomorrow" East Bound Connection (Sugartown Records) 28:15
- Host talks 33:07
- Vince Guaraldi Trio "Pebble Beach" A Boy Named Charlie Brown (Concord) 37:32
- Andy Narell "Speak Like a Child" Like a Child (Listen 2) 36:36
- Host talks 42:57
- Candido "Hallelujah, I'm Comin' Home" Thousand Finger Man (BMG) 43:56
- Skeets Tolbert And His Gentlemen Of Swing "Holy Holy Roly-Poly" Good World Jazz (Fresh Records) 49:36
- Host talks 51:57
- George Winstone "Spiritual" Live Single (George Winstone) 52:59
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