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20 Bands You Didn't Know You Can't Live Without
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" Mondo Jazz Theme (Self-released) 0:00
- Rootless "Lopa Tola" Brian Had a Little Plate (El Gallo Rojo) 0:17
- Host talks 5:40
- Slow Poke "Listen Here" At Home (Self- released) 7:54
- Spanish Fly "Love Song 110" Fly by Night (Accurate) 15:21
- Trio Grande & Matthew Bourne "L'hypnotique" Un Matin Plein de Promesses (De Werf) 20:30
- Host talks 27:05
- Rêve d'éléphant orchestra "545, Pt. Two" Lobster Caravan (De Werf) 29:50
- Trio Grande "Tilia" Signé (De Werf) 35:00
- Trio Bravo "Event Horizon" Quatrième monde (Igloo) 37:29
- Aka Moon "Téélen— Part 2 'The River Blue'" Live at Vooruit (Outhere) 39:38
- Host talks 46:50
- Tuatara "The Hard Swing" Underworld (Sunyata) 50:03
- The Grassy Knoll "III" III (Nettwerk) 53:05
- Morphine "Buena" Cure for Pain (Ryko/Rhino) 58:40
- Host talks 1:02:26
- Throttle Elevator Music "Retrorespective" Retrorespective (Wide Hive) 1:04:06
- The Fresh Cut Orchestra "The Mothers' Suite, Movement VI -The Reawakening" From the Vine (Ropeadope) 1:06:46
- Orchestra del Titanic "I Viaggi Di Gulliver" L'Orchestra del Titanic (Via Veneto Jazz) 1:16:15
- Host talks 1:23:39
- Farmers Market "Les Paul, More John" Farmers Market (Winter and Winter) 1:25:46
- The Volunteered Slaves "Breakfast in Babylon" Breakfast in Babylon (Cristal) 1:28:20
- Metalwood "Mr. Mike" The Recline (Blue Thumb) 1:32:48
- Host talks 1:36:03
- Lost Tribe "Mythology" Lost Tribe (Windham Hill) 1:37:55
- Pierre Van Dormael, Octurn "No Retail" North Country Suite (De Werf) 1:42:37
- Clusone Trio "Hinde-Wu" Clusone 3 (Ramboy) 1:45:50
- Host talks 1:53:35
- Dingobats "Giraffe" Follow (Jazzaway) 1:56:58
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