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Ben Goldberg, Patricia Barber, Rachel Eckroth and Others
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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
- Rachel Eckroth "Under A Fig Tree" from The Garden (Rainy Days) 00:52
- Jeff Denson Quartet "Once The Door Opens" from Concentric Circles (Ridgeway) 7:07
- Host Speaks 13:15
- Brian Landrus Orchestra "The Warrior" from Generations (BlueLand) 14:30
- Chad McCullough "Yet Distant Stairs" from The Charm of Impossibilities (Calligram) 23:05
- Host Speaks 30:03
- Michael Musillami Trio "Freedom Calls" from Block Party (Playscape) 32:27
- Erik Friedlander "Sliding" from She Sees (Skipstone) 37:04
- Tomas Janzon "Ascending" from Nomadic (Changes) 42:55
- Host Speaks 46:27
- Nik Bärtsch's Ronin "Modul 53" from Llyria (ECM) 47:57
- Jan Kaspersen Sextet "Tintinyana" from Blues For A Hip King (Olufsen) 54:47
- Host Speaks 59:16
- Patricia Barber "Let It Rain" from Companion (Blue Note) 1:00:58
- Judy Niemack "Blues That Soothe My Soul" from What's Love? (Sunnyside) 1:05:55
- Joan Crowe "Fever / Caught A Touch Of Your Love" from Bird on the Wire (Self-Produced) 1:10:20
- Host Speaks 1:13:42
- Jane Ira Bloom "Other Eyes" from Early Americans (Outline) 1:14:51
- Ben Goldberg "Chorale Type" from Everything Happens To Be (BAG Productions) 1:17:54
- Host Speaks 1:27:44
- Taiko Saito "Distance" from Tears of a Cloud (Trouble in the East) 1:30:00
- Dave Liebman Expansions "Mr. Day" from Selflessness; The Music of John Coltrane (Dot Time) 1:33:20
- Host Speaks 1:41:03
- Dan Schnelle "Thin Skinned" from Shine Thru (Outside In) 1:42:07
- Jason Kao Hwang Critical Response "Friends Forever" from Book of Stories (True South) 1:47:55
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:53:40
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