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Joel Ross, Wayne Shorter & Sonny Stitt
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- Joel Ross "For Real" For Real (Blue Note) 00:00
- Host talks 3:39
- Wayne Shorter Quartet "Orbits" Without a Net (Blue Note) 5:22
- Ian Hendrickson-Smith "I Should Care" The Lowdown (Cellar Live) 9:47
- Host talks 15:48
- Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings "Got a Thing on my Mind Pt. 1" Singles Collection Vol. 1 (Daptone Records) 17:06
- Linda Purl "Luck Day/Shooting High" Taking a Chance on Love (ReachingRecords) 20:03
- Host talks 22:05
- Nina Simone "My Baby Just Cares for Me" Putumayo Presents (Putumayo Records) 23:01
- Joanna Berkebile "The Gentleman is a Dope" Love Me or Leave Me (Joanna Berkebile) 26:50
- Host talks 31:02
- Bennie Moten "Ding Dong Blues" Kansas City Jazz Essentials (Stardust Records) 32:09
- Amina Claudine Myers "Thank You" SAMA ROU -Songs from My Soul (Amina C Records) 35:38
- Host talks 39:25
- Sonny Stitt "Old Folks" No Greater Love (Verve) 40:15
- Alex Koo "Dune" Apple BlueSea Green (Clever Tree Records) 44:21
- Host talks 48:41
- Esquire All-American Award Winners "Blow Me Down" The Swing Era (Cool Note) 49:19
- Host talks 52:00
- Mach 6 "Mind Trip" Take Off (DDE Records) 52:50
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