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Hymn 2
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Dance With Me
02:45
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1982
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Sidney Poitier Smile
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Heaven Is
02:25
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Artificial Love
03:30
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Free City Rhythms
03:28
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American Possibilities
04:07
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Laika
03:38
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Weird September
08:08
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See Jazz New York, New York
See Jazz is for uncool people everywhere scattered to the edges of contemporary anywheres with a patchwork quilt of melodies
made to make your ears dance and help make you new friends.
Recorded in NYC in Queens and Western Massachusetts before and after the pandemic but not during.
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