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Zohar & Adam, Blue Devil Revival, Anthony Stanco & Jim Pugh
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- Blue Devil Revival "Take a Drag" Birth of a Revival (Mutual Musicians Foundation International) 0:00
- Host talks 4:58
- Aaron Johnson & Gregory Chen "'tis Autumn" Serenade in Blue (Boptimistic Records) 7:22
- Doc Watkins "Things Better Left Unsaid" Songs of 2019 (Doc Watkins) 13:21
- Host talks 18:04
- Anthony Stanco "Tango Italiano" My Way (Live at The Blue Llama Jazz Club) (Anthony Stanco) 19:28
- Jim Pugh "American Symphony 1938-1st Movement-Vigorously" New American Symphonies (Anderson Audio New York) 24:48
- Host talks 31:25
- Jeff Johnson "Highwaymen" Meanwhile (Jeff Johnson) 26:00
- Zohar & Adam "Message from Above" Osmosis (Mack Avenue) 37:51
- Host talks 41:25
- The Midnight Hour with Ali Shaheed Muhammad & Adrian Younge "The Midnight Stroll" The Midnight Hour Lost Tapes JID028 (Sony) 42:34
- Johnny Valdes "Recordame" Standards and Conversations (Johnny Valdes) 45:32
- Host talks 49:36
- Open Channel with Hmeljak "Time Crunch" Single (Nick Hmeljak) 51:18
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