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Yuki Yamamura, Rachel Therrien, Whispering Worlds, Rodney Whitaker
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- Thad Jones "Whisper Not" from Mad Thad (Period) 5:25
- Yelena Eckemoff "Village Tavern" from Scenes from the Dark Ages (L&H Productions) 5:18
- Isabelle Olivier "The Boating Party" from Impressions (Rewound Echoes) 3:56
- Yuki Yamamura "Early Summer" from View of 124 (Yuki Yamamura) 5:21
- Rondi Charleston and Fred Hersch "Sea of Eyes" from Suspended in Time: A Song Cycle (Resilience Music Alliance ) 3:24
- Shayna Dulberger "Heart Like a Rabbit" from Ache & Flutter (Shayna Dulberger) 5:10
- Andrea Glockner "Em'" from Across the Lines feat. Joseph Bowie (Dodicilune) 9:52
- Artemis "Petrichor" from Arboresque (Blue Note) 5:39
- The Empress "Reminiscing" from Square One (Cellar Music Group) 4:06
- Rachel Therrien "Soucy" from Mi Hogar II (Lula World) 7:38
- Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre "Sun Spots" from Forces and Feelings (Delmark) 7:45
- William Hooker and Alan Braufman opening dialogue from A Time Within: Live at the New York Jazz Museum, January 14, 1977 (Valley of Search) 1:00
- William Hooker "Movement 5" from A Time Within: Live at the New York Jazz Museum, January 14, 1977 (Valley of Search) 4:51
- Brew 4ET "Bell Movement" from Bell Movement (Dodicilune) 7:49
- Whispering Worlds "Vernal Exquinox Hex Caracas Night" from Cosmic Cliff (Adhyâropa ) 11:07
- Rodney Whitaker "Mosaic" from Mosaic: The Music of Gregg Hill (Origin) 8:21
- Russ Spiegel "Soul Station" from Nitty Gritty (Ruzztone Music) 5:03
- Rodney Jordan "Escapatoria" from Memphis Blue (Baxter Music Enterprises ) 4:13
- Dave Stryker "You Only Live Twice" from Dave Stryker with Strings Goes to the Movies/ (Strikezone) 5:57
- George Benson "Six to Four" from Breezin' (Warner Bros.) 5:14
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