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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Jaco Pastorius "Donna Lee" from Jaco Pastorius (Epic) 0:07
- Host talks 2:44
- Charles Mingus "Haitian Fight Song" from The Clown (Atlantic) 4:19
- Host talks 16:15
- Harriet Tubman "I Can't Tarry" from Live Concert Footage (n/a) 17:33
- Larry Grenadier "My Man's Gone Now" from The Gleaners (ECM) 26:17
- Larry Grenadier "A Novel in a Sigh" from The Gleaners (ECM) 31:45
- Endangerd Blood (Jim Black, Trevor Dunn, Oscar Noriega, Chris Speed) "Plunge" from Endangered Blood (Skirl) 32:27
- Ben Allison "Swiss Cheese D" from The Sky Looks Very Different Today (Sonic Camera) 39:16
- Host talks 43:49
- Ben Allison "Move It" from Quiet Revolution (Sonic Camera) 46:36
- Todd Sickafoose "Bye Bye Bees" from Tiny Resistors (Cryptogramophone) 51:30
- Dave Holland Quartet "The Oracle" from Extensions (ECM) 1:02:01
- Dave Holland Quartet "Nemesis" from Extensions (ECM) 1:16:32
- Host talks 1:28:01
- Alice Coltrane "Turiya and Ramakrishna" from Ptah the El Daoud (Impulse!) 1:30:47
- Gil Scott-Heron "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" from Pieces of a Man (Flying Dutchman) 1:39:02
- Israel "Cachao" Lopez "Mischievous Timbalero" from Master Sessions II (Crescent Moon / Epic) 1:42:07
- Host talks 1:46:07
- Joe Henderson "Loose Change" from The State of the Tenor (Blue Note) 1:49:22
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