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Andy Bey, Potsa Lotsa XL, Jonathan Reisin & Mary Halvorson
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- Tom Weeks Quartet "Nailed" from The Catbird Seat (Wolfsblood) 00:00
- Tom Weeks Quartet "Oakland Rot" from The Catbird Seat (Wolfsblood) 07:36
- Host speaks 15:05
- Satoko Fujii This Is It "Message" from Message (Libra) 17:36
- Steve Lehman "23b + 23g" from The Music Of Anthony Braxton (Pi Recordings) 26:15
- Andrew Schiller "You Must Believe In Spring" from Rumble Rubble Ripple (Endectomorph) 34:16
- Host speaks 39:08
- Potsa Lotsa XL "Lingulate" from Amoeba's Dance (Trouble In The East) 41:51
- Fire! Orchestra "I See Your Eye (Part 2)" from Echoes (Rune Grammofon) 48:55
- Spindrift "VII" from Trio Studies (Jazzhausmusik) 56:16
- Host speaks 1:03:38
- Maxine Troglauer "Hymn" from Hymn (Fun In The Church) 1:05:10
- Eva Novoa, Masa Kamaguchi & Gerald Cleaver "Popcorn In Your Brain" from Eva Novoa, Masa Kamaguchi & Gerald Cleaver (577 Records) 1:12:35
- Phil Haynes "Paraphernalia" from Return To Electric (Corner Store) 1:16:36
- Host speaks 1:24:02
- Jonathan Reisin "Walk And Talk" from Too Good X Unreality (Boomslang) 1:25:20
- Papanosh "Canon/Snow Day" from Oh Yeah Ho (Yellowbird) 1:33:43
- Premazzi / Nasser Quartet Quartet "Iacchus" from From What I Recall (Origin) 1:42:02
- Host speaks 1:49:00
- Mary Halvorson "Carved From" from About Ghosts (Nonesuch) 1:51:21
- Polar Bear "Urban Kilt" from Dim Lit (Edition) 1:56:43
- Host speaks 2:03:01
- Andy Bey & The Bey Sisters "Since I Fell For You" from Now! Hear! (Prestige) 2:05:33
- Andy Bey "Invitation" from Tuesdays In Chinatown (NCoded Music) 2:10:36
- Andy Bey "I've Got A Right To Sing The Blues" from Pages From An Imaginary Life (Highnote) 2:17:35
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