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Bill Evans, Graham Collier and Impossible Gentlemen
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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
- Louis Moutin/Jowee Omicil/Francois Moutin "Let's Talk" from M.O.M. (Laborie Jazz) 1:02
- The Impossible Gentlemen "You Won't Be Around To See It" from The Impossible Gentlemen (Basho) 6:59
- Host Speaks 14:32
- Stan Kenton "Lonesome Train" from New Concepts of Artistry in Rhythm (Capitol) 15:50
- Terry Gibbs "Papirossen" from Jewish Melodies In Jazztime (Verve) 18:35
- Bill Evans "Minority" from Everybody Digs Bill Evans (Riverside) 22:55
- Host Speaks 28:16
- Darryl Harper "Kaleidoscope" from Chamber Made (Stricker Street) 30:52
- Andrew Van Tassel "Sphere" from Shape-Shifter (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 39:39
- Host Speaks 46:48
- Graham Collier "Part 3" from Hoarded Dreams (Cuneiform) 48:02
- Host Speaks 59:27
- The Leadbelly Legacy Band "Western Plains" from Out On The Western Plains (Postout) 1:01:17
- The Adam Larson Trio "Beatitudes" from With Love, From Kansas City (Outside In) 1:08:29
- Host Speaks 1:14:21
- Tom Pierson Orchestra "Sultry" from Last Works (Self-Produced) 1:15:36
- Horace Silver Quintet "Serenade to a Soul Sister" from Serenade to a Soul Sister (Blue Note) 1:23:23
- Host Speaks 1:29:39
- Ian Faquini and Paula Santoro "Mae Du Lua" from Metal Na Madeira (Ridgeway) 1:32:13
- John Fedchock Quartet "Brazilian Fantasy" from Reminiscence (Summit) 1:37:05
- Host Speaks 1:43:55
- Randal Despommier "Danny's Dream" from A Midsummer Odyssey (Sunnyside) 1:44:45
- Tony Scott Septet "Blue Room" from Fingerpoppin' (Fresh Sound) 1:47:42
- Clark Sommers Lens "Weeks & Weeks" from Intertwine (Outside In) 1:50:21
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:55
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