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Bruno Raberg, Charles Lloyd, and Shelly Manne
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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
- Wycliffe Gordon "In Flight" from United Soul Experience (Criss Cross) 00:52
- Javier Nero Jazz Orchestra "Discord" from Kemet (The Black Land) (Outside In) 8:18/li>
- Host Speaks 16:21
- Ran Blake/David Fabris "Georgia" from Indian Winter (Black Saint) 17:34
- Bruno Raberg Tentet "Sunday" from Evolver (Orbis Music) 20:28
- Host Speaks 28:04
- Tim Berne's Snakeoil "Son of Not So Sure" from Shadow Man (ECM) 30:42
- Dave Douglas "Seven Years Ago" from Gifts (Greenleaf Music) 37:07
- Host Speaks 44:09
- Mary Halvorson's Code Girl "The Lemon Trees" from Artlessly Falling (Firehouse 12) 45:33
- Christian Dillingham "Homeostasis" from Cascades (Greenleaf Music) 52:41
- Host Speaks 59:01
- Charles Lloyd "The Ghost of Lady Day" from The Sky Will Be There Tomorrow (Blue Note) 1:01:05
- Trio 3 and Vijay Iyer "The Prowl" from Wiring (Intakt) 1:07:42
- Host Speaks 1:14:20
- Shelly Manne & His Men "Summertime" from Jazz From The Pacific Northwest (Reel to Real) 1:16:19
- Host Speaks 1:28:32
- Bettina Corradini "Talk To Me" from Debande (Philology) 1:30:09
- Karen Mack "Hurry Up And Wait" from Catch & Keep (Self Produced) 1:33:35
- Suzanne Pittson "Somewhere In Tokyo" from Blues & The Abstract Truth (Vineland) 1:36:57
- Host Speaks 1:44:03
- Marc Johnson/Eliane Elias "When The Sun Comes Up" from Swept Away (ECM) 1:42:18
- Simon Willson "Gracious" from Good Company (Fresh Sound New Talent) 1:48:42
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:46
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