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Anthony Pirog, Les Paul, Ethan Philion and More
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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
- Jeremy Dutton "The Mother" from Anyone Is Better Than Here (Self-Produced) 00:54
- Miles Davis "Masqualero" from Sorcerer (Columbia) 6:26
- Host Speaks 15:18
- Muhal Richard Abrams Orchestra "One For The Whistler" from Blu Blu Blu (Black Saint) 16:40
- Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble "Malcolm X" from The Malcolm X Memorial (Katalyst) 23:27
- Host Speaks 28:43
- Les Paul and Mary Ford "The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise" from The Hit Makers / Time To Dream (Collectables) 31:13
- Steve Million "Ditty Do Wah" from Perfectly Spaced (Calligram) 33:23
- Anthony Pirog "The New Electric" from Palo Colorado Dream (Cuneiform) 40:18
- Host Speaks 46:13
- Red Garland Quintet "Soft Winds" from The Best of the Red Garland Quintets (Prestige) 47:17
- Ray Brown Trio "The Perfect Blues" from Some of My Best Friends Are... Singers (Telarc) 53:29
- Host Speaks 58:43
- BlankFor.ms "Eighth Pose" from Refract (Red Hook) 1:01:03
- Paul Bley "Mr. Joy" from The Paul Bley Synthesizer Show (Bamboo) 1:05:02
- Meshell Ndegeocello "Clear Water" from The Omnichord Real Book (Blue Note) 1:09:30
- Host Speaks 1:14:04
- Ethan Philion Quartet "What Love" from Gnosis (Sunnyside) 1:15:50
- Host Speaks 1:26:47
- Atlantic Road Trip "The Other Fulton Street" from One (Calligram) 1:28:42
- Dave Douglas Quintet "Quiver" from Songs of Ascent Book 2—Steps (Greenleaf Music) 1:34:59
- Host Speaks 1:39:41
- Bobby Hutcherson "Clockwork of the Spirits" from Head On (Blue Note) 1:40:56
- Joshua Redman "Baltimore" from Where Are We (Blue Note) 1:48:08
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:53:40
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