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Archie Shepp's The Magic of Ju-Ju, Serbian Improvisors + New Releases from Caroline Davis, Ishmael Ali, Phil Haynes, Rodrigo Amado and others
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- 8 Bold Souls "Chapel Hill" from 8 Bold Souls (Sessoms) 00:00
- Archie Shepp "The Magic of Ju-Ju" from The Magic of Ju-Ju (Impulse) 12:31
- Ishmael Ali "Anathema" from Burn The Plastic, Sell The Copper (Amalgam) 32:04
- Sao Paulo Underground "Evetch" from Beija Flors Velho E Sujo (Cuneiform Records) 36:47
- Von Freeman / Misha Mengelberg / Han Bennink "Confirmation" from The Bottle Tapes (Corbett vs Dempsey) 40:07
- Caroline Davis "Mars" from Fallows (Ropeadope) 52:48
- Thomas Chapin Trio Plus Strings "The Devil's Hopyard—Bugbears (Live)" from Haywire (Knitting Factory Works) 57:31
- Emily Rach Beisel "Hollow Ships" from Sumptuous Branching (Amalgam) 1:08:53
- Hamiet Bluiett / Muhal Richard Abrams "Night Dreams for Daytime Viewing" from Saying Something For All (Justin Time Records 1:14:38
- Szilard Mezei Octet "8-6+(2-8)+6-2)+6" from Only in Movies (FMR) 1:26:40
- The Tiptons Sax Quartet & Drums "Memory Bait" from Live in Portland (Self-Released) 1:33:50
- Tim Berne "Repulsion" from The Sevens (New World Records) 1:38:51
- Anna Chandler-King "Searching II" from Why Can I Still See You? (Efpi Records) 1:50:19
- James Blood Ulmer "Woman Coming" from Tales of Captain Black (Unity House) 1:52:31
- Phil Haynes, Ben Monder, Peyton Pleninger "Borealis Showers Dreams Dawn" from Terra (Corner Store Jazz) 1:56:08
- Marina Džukljev / Mia Dyberg "Sunride" from Circumscription (Self-Released) 2:12:08
- Jasna Jovicevic / Miklós / Wójcinski Trio "Unmannered" from Informal Shapes (Self-Released) 2:23:04
- Mo'ong & Bilawa "simulakra" from Mo'ong & Bilawa (Bloxham Tapes) 2:32:50
- Rodrigo Amado / Joe McPhee / Kent Kessler / Chris Corsano "Hot Folk" from Wailers (European Echoes) 2:37:53
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