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Anouar Brahem, Chris Gall, José Luiz Martins & More
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Playlist
- Intro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varèse Sarabande)
- Host talks
- Alan Balcerowski Quintet "Prozer" from Looking Ahead (Multikulti Project)
- Marcin Masecki / Eldar Tsalikov / Jan Pieniążek "I'm Confessin (That I Love You)" from Monk (BMC Records)
- Czarakcziew and the Jazz Cats "Lilian" from A Tribute to Fred Katz (Hen House Studios)
- Host talks
- Phil Brown "Es Y No Es" from Rule Of Three (self released)
- Myra Melford "Dryprint" from Splash (Intakt Records)
- Steve Knight "Kothbiro" from For Years Gone (self released)
- Host talks
- Aleph Quintet "Monsters Are Everywhere" from Hiwar (Igloo Records / Socadisc)
- Tom Bourgeois Quartet "Vieille prière bouddhique" from Lili (BMC Records / Igloo Records)
- Hugo Corbin "And The Sun Rises" from Room To Dream (Quai Son Records / Intégral)
- Host talks
- José Luiz Martins "Yatra-Ta" from Odyssey Mixtape (Origin Records)
- Anouar Brahem "The Sweet Oranges of Jaffa" from After The Last Sky (ECM Records)
- Hiromi's Sonicworld "OUT THERE: Orion" from OUT THERE (Telarc International)
- Host talks
- Chris Gall "The Impressionist No. 2" + "Gnossienne No. 2, Avec étonnement" from Impressionnists Improvised (GLM Music)
- Daniel Erdmann's Organic Soulfood "Nevohteeb nav giwdul" from Into the Sweet Unknown (BMC Records)
- Ronny Graupe's Szelest "Sublimity" from Newfoundland Tristesse (BMC Records)
- Host talks
- Jakob Bro / Lee Konitz / Bill Frisell / Jason Moran / Thomas Morgan / Andrew Cyrille "Haiti" from Taking Turns (ECM Records)
- John Taylor "Oats" from Close To Mars (CAM Jazz)
- Bill Stewart Trio "Purple Veil" from Live At The Village Vanguard (Criss Cross Jazz)
- Outro: Hank Levy "Whiplash" from Whiplash: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Varèse Sarabande)
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