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Avant-Retro or Retro-Avant? Part I
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Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Steven Bernstein's Millennial Territory Orchestra "Dickie's Dream" We Are MTO (MOWO) 0:16
- Host talks 6:15
- Brian Carpenter’s Ghost Train Orchestra "Hot Town" Hot Town (Accurate) 8:48
- Lounge Lizards "Bob and Nico" No Pain for Cakes (Island) 11:41
- Roy Nathanson "Jazz Night at Keaton's" Fire at Keaton's Bar & Grill (Six Degrees) 14:46
- Host talks 22:52
- Alban Darche l'OrphiCube "Jungle" The Atomic Flonflons (Yolk) 24:58
- Octurn "Chromatic History -Part 3: Duke Ellington" Chromatic History (DeWerf) 28:51
- Django Bates "Ralf's Trip" Autumn Fires (And Green Shoots) (JMT) 36:13
- Baikida Carroll "Cab" Marionettes on a High Wire (OmniTone) 39:44
- Host talks 42:05
- Trio Grande "Mon petit panaris" Signé (DeWerf) 44:16
- Houdini's Cage "Raps" Memories of a Barber (El Gallo Rojo) 49:30
- Max Nagl "Squeeze Me" Big Four (hatOLOGY) 53:39
- Steven Bernstein's Millennial Territory Orchestra "Soul Serenade" MTO Volume 1 (Sunnyside) 57:39
- Host talks 1:00:52
- Kansas City Band "Prince of Wails" KC After Dark -More Music from Robert Altman's Kansas City (Verve) 1:03:11
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