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Ambrose Akinmusire and Mary Halvorson, Miki Yamanaka and Nicole Glover, Melissa Aldana and Linda May Han Oh, Christian Finger with Ralph Alessi and Ben Monder
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Playlist
- Ambrose Akinmusire / Mary Halvorson "Soundcheck" from Slo-Mo Neon Luminate Hoverings (Nonesuch) 00:00
- Ambrose Akinmusire / Mary Halvorson "Tangled Pretty" from Slo-Mo Neon Luminate Hoverings (Nonesuch) 03:27
- Host Speaks 07:51
- Miguel Zenon / Luis Perdomo "Sombras" fromEl Arte de Bolero Vol. 3(Miel) 08:59
- Nicole McCabe/Savannah Harris "Lonely People" from All Together Now (Sudden Quarterly) 14:36
- Gregory Uhlmann / Alabaster DePlume "Lucia" from Extra Stars (International Anthem) 17:08
- Sidney Bechet / Martial Solal "All the Things You Are" from When a Soprano Meets a Piano (Disques Vouge) 20:26
- Host Speaks 23:11
- Candice Hoyes / Sullivan Fortner "Meant to Be (for Baldwin)" from Expecting (LaReserve) 24:44
- Linda May Han Oh / Melissa Aldana "Duke Ellington's Song of Love" from Beneath Lifted Skies (Biophilia) 27:52
- Christian Finger / Ralph Alessi / Ben Monder "Alta Anima" from Zeit Zirkel (Finger Music) 32:42
- Nikita Yermak Dan Barrett Jed Distler "Et le Soleil Comme Désir" from La Cétoine qui Dort dans le Cœur de la Rose (New Focus) 40:43
- Host Speaks 49:56
- John Hollenbeck / Block Street Hot Club Jazz Band " Power of Water" from Peace and Justice (Flexatonic) 52:14
- Nina Simone" That's All I Ask (HAAi Remix)" from (Single) (Verve) 1:03:07
- Rafael Zaldivar" I Remember Monk" from ZALDIVAR | MCBRIDE | MELA: Meeting in New York, Volume One Special Guest: Christian McBride (577 ) 1:09:34
- Miki Yamanaka / Nicole Glover}" Breathe" from Breathe (Cellar) 1:18:05
- Andrew Kim" Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego" from Lineage (Origin) 1:24:19
- Host Speaks 1:31:01
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