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Brian Lynch, Bebel Gilberto, and Do Yeon Kim
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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
- Don Ellis "Imitation" from New Ideas (New Jazz) 00:55
- Brian Lynch "Kyle's Dilemma" from Torch Bearers (Hollistic MusicWorks) 8:50
- Host Speaks 14:57
- Bill Frisell "Curtis (a year and a day)" from In My Dreams (Blue Note) 16:44
- Tom Lippincott "Sisters and Brothers" from Ode to the Possible (Self-Produced) 24:00
- Host Speaks 29:54
- Sabeth Pérez "Eco" from Searching for Beauty (Tone Rogue) 31:41
- Bebel Gilberto "Samba da Bencao" from Tanto Tempo (Ziriguiboom) 38:01
- Host Speaks 42:47
- Hal Willner "Work Song" from Weird Nightmare: Meditations on Mingus (Columbia) 44:17
- Chris Potter "Stranger at the Gates" from The Sirens (ECM) 51:10
- Host Speaks 59:20
- Atlantic Road Trip "Fading Photograph" from Watch as the Echo Falls (Calligram) 1:01:32
- Do Yeon Kim "Diffraction" from Wellspring (TAO Forms) 1:05:12
- Luke Marantz/Simon Jermyn "Country" from Echoes (Chill Tone) 1:09:34
- Host Speaks 1:13;36
- Barry Harris "The Chase" from Barry Harris Plays Tadd Dameron (Elemental) 1:15:13
- Ahmad Jamal "Will You Still Be MIne" from Poiniciana (Portrait) 1:20:18
- The Bad Plus "Salvages" from Never Stop II (Self-Produced) 1:23:01
- Host Speaks 1:28:31
- Zhengtao Pan Jazz Orchestra "Liu Yang River" from Day By Day (Outside In Music) 1:30:32
- Marius Neset "Under the Surface" from Geyser (ACT) 1:38:02
- Host Speaks 1:43:49
- Brandee Younger "Unswept Corners" from Gadabout Season (Impulse) 1:45:27
- Patricia Barber "What A Shame" from Cafe Blue (Premonition) 1:49:58
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:13
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