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Brandee Younger, Clovis Nicolas, Guillaume Vierset, Mariusz Sobanski & More
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Hot Mustard Jazz Band feat. Alanna Royale "The End of Time" Seconds (Color Red) 0:16
- Host talks 4:49
- Brandee Younger "Running Game" Brand New Life (Impulse!) 6:17
- Host talks 10:53
- Meshell Ndegeocello feat. Brandee Younger, Julius Rodriguez "Virgo" The Omnichord Real Book (Blue Note) 12:20
- Dorothy Ashby "Spicy" The Jazz Harpist (Remastered) (Regent) 20:52
- Host talks 24:29
- Clovis Nicolas "Parallels to Andante Moderato" The Contrapuntist (Sunnyside) 26:36
- Clovis Nicolas feat. Ulysses String Quartet "Le Miroir: Andante Moderato" The Contrapuntist (Sunnyside) 34:15
- Ikiru "Nocturne No. 3" Plays Erik Satie (Collectif Surnatural) 39:11
- Host talks 44:02
- Guillaume Vierset Edges "AC Blues" The End of the F***ing World (Igloo) 46:02
- Sobanski Music Laboratory "Sobanski Music Laboratory / Due Due" Sobanski Music Laboratory / The Other Side of the River (2082552 Records DK) 49:44
- Host talks 52:43
- John Zorn, Asmodeus "Bagatelle #204" Bagatelles—Volume 9 (Tzadik) 54:30
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