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Celebrating 577 Records
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- Frank Carlberg " Bemsha Cubano" from Reflections 1952 (577) 0:00
- Frank Carlberg " Reflecting Reflections" from Reflections 1952 (577) 5:15
- Svoboda/O’Connor/Green "A Proposition" < Time Together Time Apart (577) 10:51
- Yuma Uesaka Marilyn Crispell "Iterations I" < Streams (Not Two/Polyfold) 14:42
- Host Speaks 20:59
- Daniel Carter Leo Genovese William Parker Francisco Mela " Shine Hear" from Shine Hear (577) 25:18
- Eva Novoa " Sound Escape" from Novoa /Kamaguci /Cleaver Trio Vol.1 (577) 30:47
- Eva Novoa " Fuego" from Nuvoa/Carter/Mela Trio Vol.1 (577) 38:33
- Daniel Carter Patrick Holmes Matthew Putman Hilliard Greene Federico Ughi "Irrregular Trial (or deal)" from Electric Telepathy-Vol. 2 (577) 47:12
- Host Speaks 53:16
- Michael Sarian Matthew Putman "Hope or Despair?" from A Lifeboat Part II (577) 54:53
- Betty Bryant "Baby Baby All the Time" from Lotta Livin'" (Self Produced) 57:14
- Joe Melnicove "DayJob " from You Is You (577) 1:02:18
- Mette Henriette "vortex " from Aella (577) 1:08:19
- Host Speaks 1:13:04
- Eunhye Jeong" KM53" from End of Time KM-53 Project Vol. 1 (577) 1:14:36
- Host Speaks 1:32:11
- Michael Tilson Thomas "Urban Legend" from Grace (Pentatone) 1:34:45
- Sean Conly Leo Genovese "The Jake Leg" from The Buzz (577) 1:52:25
- Zoh Amba William Parker Francisco Mela " O Life, O Light" from O Life, O Light Vol.1 (577) 1:58:07
- Host Speaks 2:06:45
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