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2018 Winter Jazz Festival Preview & 2017 Highlights (Part 2)
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- James Brandon Lewis "Y'all Slept" from No Filter (BNS Sessions) 0:00
- Host Talk 7:17
- Interview with Lucia Cadotsch Part 1 10:33
- Lucia Cadotsch "Speak Low" from Speak Low (Enja/Yellow Bird) 13:17
- Lucia Cadotsch "Strange Fruits" from Speak Low (Enja/Yellow Bird) 18:32
- Host Talk 25:18
- Interview with Lucia Cadotsch Part 2 27:11
- Lucia Cadotsch "Ain't Got No, I Got Life" from Speak Low (Enja/Yellow Bird) 28:26
- Host Talk 32:55
- Interview with Lucia Cadotsch Part 3 33:33
- Lucia Cadotsch "Gloomy Sunday" from Speak Low (Enja/Yellow Bird) 35:08
- Yazz Ahmed "The Space Between The Fish and the Moon" from La Sabeutese (Naim) 39:41
- Host Talk 44:42
- Interview with Yazz Ahmed Part 1 45:51
- Yazz Ahmed "Organ Eternal" from La Sabeutese (Naim) 47:48
- Host Talk 55:10
- Interview with Yazz Ahmed Part 1 56:10
- Yazz Ahmed "Beleille" from La Sabeutese (Naim) 58:01
- Yacine Boulares' Ajoyo "Chocot" from Ajoyo (Ropeadope) 1:05:20
- Host Talk 1:09:10
- Interview with Yacine Boularès Part 1 1:12:08
- Ajoyo "Sokejo" from Ajoyo (Ropeadope) 1:14:01
- Host Talk 1:19:45
- Interview with Yacine Boularès Part 2 1:20:26
- Ajoyo "Benskin" from Ajoyo (Ropeadope) 1:23:25
- Guilhem Flouzat Trio "Walking My Baby Back Home" from A Thing Called Joe 1:29:45
- Host Talk 1:34:25
- Interview with Guilhem Flouzat Part 1 1:37:00
- Guilhem Flouzat Trio "Perdido" from A Thing Called Joe (Sunnyside) 1:39:12
- Guilhem Flouzat Trio "Mrs. Parker of KC" from A Thing Called Joe (Sunnyside) 1:42:00
- Host Talk 1:43:00
- Interview with Guilhem Flouzat Part 2 1:44:05
- Guilhem Flouzat "There's No You" from A Thing Called Joe (Sunnyside) 1:44:36
- Host Talk 1:48:30
- Fabrizio Puglisi "Giallo Oro" from Giallo Oro (Caligola) 1:50:38
- Irene Schweizer & Joey Baron "Open Window" from Live! (Intakt) 1:59:45
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