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Black Nile, Bria Skonberg, Arturo Sandoval and an interview with Jeff Lederer and Mary LaRose
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Yazz Ahmed "Dawn Patrol" from Shinrin-Yoku (Night Time Stories) 01:06
- Black Nile "Exposure" from Indigo Gardens (MASS MoCA) 08:03
- Host Speaks 12:00
- Arturo Sandoval "Babalu Aye" from Sangú (Magic House) 16:52
- Fuller Sound "Dooty Baby" from Dynasty Vol. 2 (Cellar) 20:04
- Host Speaks 24:48
- SOFIANE PAMART/Wyclef Jean "There'll Be A Day" from MOVIE (88 Touches/Deutsche Gramophne) 27:26
- Eric Harland "Mine vs Mind" from Vipassana II (Ropeadope) 31:57
- Sydeboob Duo "She Is There" from Au Naturel (New Focus) 36:23
- Jeff Lederer/Wildebeest Woodwind Quintet "Woodwind Sextet" (Eric Dolphy) from There's A Yearnin' (Little(i)) 43:04
- Interview with Jeff Lederer and Mary LaRose on their new release "There's A Yearnin'" 51:02
- Jeff Lederer/Wildebeest Woodwind Quintet "Images" (Oliver Nelson) from There's A Yearnin' (Little(i)) 1:08:24
- Mike Bloomfield "Mood Indigo" from The Gospel Truth (Sunset Boulevard) 1:12:28
- Bria Skonberg /Luther Allison "Of Liberty" from Brass (Cellar) 1:17:51
- Host Speaks 1:27:46
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