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Carla Bley, Phil Haynes, & Dan Phillips
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- Dwight Trible "Tryin' Times" from Tryin' Times (Gondwana) 00:00
- Ohad Talmor "Kathlyn Gray" from Kathlyn Gray (Intakt) 48:41
- Host speaks 51:12
- Phil Haynes "Blues For Israel" from Blues For Israel (Open Mind) 53:37
- Kate Gentile "Bask" from Bask (Pi Recordings) 1:02:51
- Host speaks 1:07:16
- Drasler-Roysum Trio "Ashes Of Sundays" from Ashes Of Sundays (Non-Aligned) 1:09:14
- Phil Haynes & No Fast Food "West Virginia Blues" from West Virginia Blues (Corner Store Jazz) 1:18:01
- Myra Melford Fire & Water Quintet "Insertion 4" from Insertion 4 (Rogue Art) 1:26:43
- Adam Hopkins "Mudbal" from Mudbal (Out Of Your Head) 1:34:48
- Host speaks 1:43:51
- Monash Jazz Ensemble & John Hollenbeck "Racing Heart" from Racing Heart (Monash) 1:46:05
- Jakob Bro & Joe Lovano "Sound Creation" from Sound Creation (ECM) 1:54:00
- Host speaks 1:59:18
- Filippo Sala Trio "Un Fascino Retro" from Un Fascino Retro (Aut Records) 2:00:55
- Materical "The Seasons" from The Seasons ( ut Records) :07:08
- Host speaks 2:12:37
- Genera "Tacitly" from Tacitly (Aut Records) 2:13:39
- Anna Webber "Wince" from Wince (Intakt) 2:20:39
- Irreversible Entanglements "Sunshine" from Sunshine (Verve) 2:29:17
- Host speaks 2:34:50
- Marion Brown "New Blue" from New Blue (Impulse) 2:36:45
- Roy Nathanson "All The Bones Had Names" from All The Bones Had Names (Enja) 2:41:48
- Phil Haynes & Free Country "Shenandoah" fromShenandoah ( Premonition) 2:46:16
- Host speaks 2:55:55
- Dan Phillips Quartet "Argument" from Sunstrike (Lizard Breath) 2:58:26
- Dan Phillips Quartet "Afternoon 2" from Sunstrike (Lizard Breath) 3:04:43
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