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Alex Coke, Jeanne Lee, Steve Slagle and Others
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- Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Steve Slagle "The Heart Of It" from Ballads: Into The Heart Of It (Panorama) 00:57
- Lew Tabackin Trio "Minoru" from Soundscapes (Self Produced) 09:29
- Host Speaks 15:21
- Alex Coke & Carl Michel Sextet "Arabesque" from The Emissary (Play On) 16:46
- Fred Hersch "Begin Again" from Breath By Breath (Palmetto) 23:01
- Host Speaks 29:50
- Florian Ross Quartet "Make A Swish" from Reason and Temptation (Toy Piano) 31:47
- Jason Palmer "Chez Tortoni (Manet)" from The Concert: 12 Musings for Isabella (Giant Step Arts) 35:17
- Host Speaks 43:37
- Benji Kaplan "If Ever I Would Leave You" from Something Here Inside (Wise Cat) 44:29
- Carl LeBlanc and Geovane Santos "Purple House" from Purple House (Self Produced) 48:13
- Lily White "Paris" from Somewhere Between Truth and Fiction (Knitting Factory Works) 51:33
- Host Speaks 59:13
- Bill Evans "Who Can I Turn To?" from Morning Glory (Resonance) 1:02:08
- New York Bass Quartet "Tell Her You Saw Me" from Air (Laika) 1:09:45
- Host Speaks 1:14:02
- Jeanne Lee "Ambrosia Mama (Celebration Of A State Of Grace)" from Natural Affinities (Owl) 1:15:30
- Doug de Vries "Dance of Life" from Free Range (DdV) 1:23:30
- Host Speaks 1:28:40
- Chuck Owen and Jazz Surge "Chelsea Shuffle" from Within Us (MAMA) 1:30:42
- Oscar Pettiford "Speculation" from Nonet, Big Band, Sextet, New York City 1955-1958 (Uptown) 1:37:05
- Host Speaks 1:42:50
- Frank Kimbrough "Trouble Man" from Quartet (Palmetto) 1:43:56
- Kristen Bromley Quintet "Between Canyon Walls" from Bluish Tide (Self Produced) 1:48:27
- Alex Coke and Carl Michel Sextet "Go Down, Old Hannah" from The Emissary (Play On) 1:54:27
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