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Frank Cunimondo Trio with Lynn Marino - Feelin' Good Burgundy Express - Compared to What Lorez Alexandria - Send in the Clowns Terri Rae - It's Raining Barbara Keith - All Along the Watchtower Steve Parks - Sadness in my Samba Bobbe Norris - Out of this World Travis Biggs - Tibetan Serenity Satisfaction Unlimited - Lets Change The Subject Robert Heath - Say Goodnight, Don't Say Goodbye Pastora Brothers - Jogging Michael Wycoff - Looking Up To You Ned Doheny - Get It Up For Love Ultimate Spinach - Jazz Thing Pekka Pohjola - Bialoipokku's War Ben Sidran - Now I Live (And Now My Life Is Done) Ramases - Balloon Mathieu - And Life Goes On Bored Civilians - Pastels Davy Graham - She Moved Thro' The Fair Eddie Russ Trio - Natasha The David Rockingham Trio - That's All
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