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A Few More of My Favorite 2023 Jazz Things - Part 4
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Will Vinson, Gilad Hekselman, Nate Wood "Urban Myth" Trio Grande: Urban Myth (Whirlwind) 0:16
- Host talks 5:24
- Sammy Figueroa feat. Gonzalo Rubalcaba "Busco Tu Recuerdo" Searching for a Memory (Ashe) 6:36
- Host talks 14:10
- Richard Baratta "Sombrero Sam" Off the Charts (Savant) 15:22
- Hedvig Mollestad Weejuns "Go at Your Peril" Weejuns (Rune Grammofon) 21:41
- Host talks 33:29
- Nitai Hershkovits "River Wash Me" Call on the Old Wise (ECM) 34:43
- Per Texas Johansson "Den Sämsta Lösningen Av Alla" Den Sämsta Lösningen Av Alla (Moserobie) 37:20
- Jonathan Suazo "Seguimos Luchando" Ricano (Ropeadope) 41:52
- Host talks 49:24
- Sullivan Fortner feat. Cecile McLorin Salvant "Snakes and Ladders" Solo Game (Artwork) 51:02
- Helen Svoboda "Oddities" The Odd River (Earshift Music) 56:25
- Hannah Marks "Shadow Woman" Outsider, Outlier (Out of Your Head) 59:05
- Host talks 1:02:12
- Andrew Krasilnikov "Buratino" Bloody Belly Comb Jelly (Rainy Days) 1:04:10
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