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Branford Marsalis Quartet and Dianne Reeves, Ekep Nkwelle, Somi, George Garzone, Caroline Davis and Azar Lawrence
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis /Jason Moran " That Which Cannot Be Replaced" from Incantation (Imani) 00:07
- Caroline Davis/Grey McMurray/Qasim Naqvi "Out of the Way of It" from Trappings of Sleep (Red Hook) 05:04
- Host Speaks 09:05
- George Garzone "Ripty-Boom" fromThemes for Good Friends(Jojo) 10:02
- Nicki Adams/Michael Eaton/ Francisco Mela "ESP" from Arrival (J-Man) 19:57
- Ekep Nkwelle "Caged Bird" from Caged Bird (Mack Avenue) 24:58
- Katia & Marielle LeBeque "We Will Meet Again" from 55 (Decca) 29:44
- Host Speaks 34:16
- Goran Kajfeš Subtropic Arkestra"Urhavet" from Goran Kajfeš Subtropic Arkestra & Amanda Werne (We Jazz) 35:53
- Azar Lawrence "Atlantis" from Turn The Music Up (Trazar) 40:31
- Somi "So You Want to Be a Woman" from What Does It Take to Bloom (Salon African) 47:34
- Host Speaks 52:11
- Mick Goodrick/Fred Hersch "Soul Eyes" from Feebles, Fables and Ferns (ECM) 53:39
- Branford Marsalis/ Dianne Reeves" Lush Life" from Dedicated To You< em> (Blue Note) 59:06
- Takashi Matsunaga " One, Becoming" from Ride Five (Ride Five) 1:06:32
- Satoko Fujii Orchestra Kobe" After the Storm 1" from After the Storm (Libra) 1:11:14
- Allan Palacios Chan " Nella Fantasia" from (Single) (Ars Nova ) 1:29:39
- Host Speaks 1:32:16
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