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Carla Bley: A View from her Hill, Part 1
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- The Gary Burton Quartet "Real Life Hits" Real Life Hits (ECM) 0:16
- Host talks 8:44
- Henri Texier Transatlantik Quartet "Ups and Downs" Izlaz (Label Bleu) 9:53
- Host talks 16:53
- Marcin Wasilewski Trio "King Korn" January (ECM) 18:31
- Steve Cardenas, Ben Allison, Ted Nash "Healing Power" Healing Power—The Music of Carla Bley (Sunnyside) 25:10
- Host talks 30:33
- Antonio Zambrini, Jesper Bodilsen, Martin Maretti Andersen "Lawns" Incontro (Abeat) 32:03
- Jean-Charles Capon, Richard Galliano, Gilles Perrin "Sing Me Softly of the Blues" J.C. Capon R. Galliano G. Perrin (Productions Patrice Caratini) 37:32
- NRBQ "Ida" NRBQ (CBS) 43:16
- Host talks 45:06
- Nicki Allan-Rod Mason Quintet "Wervin'" Fictitious Sports (Harvest) 47:15
- Donkey Monkey (feat. Eve Risser, Yuko Oshima)"Can't Get My Motor to Start" Hanakana (Umlaut) 51:09
- Nancy Zeltsman "Over There" Intermediate Masterworks for Marimba (24 New Concert Pieces) (Bridge) 1:00:00
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