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Celebrating Citizen Wayne Shorter And New Releases
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Art Hirahara "Lost" from Shorter Moments—Citizen Wayne (Posi-tone) 01:07
- Francisco Mela & Jonathan Reisin "Flourishing" from Earthquake (577 Records) 06:39
- Ivo Perelman, Nate Wooley "Three" from Polarity 2 (Burning Ambulance Music) 14:47
- Todd Mosby "Place In The Sun" from Land of Enchantment (Self Released) 25:48
- Hutchinson Andrew Trio "Jig" from The Senator: A Tribute to Tommy Banks (Chronograph Records) 32:05
- Behn Gillece "Mahjong" from Shorter Moments—Citizen Wayne (Posi-tone) 37:28
- Itamar Borochov "Who Shall Grant Me Flight" from Arba (Greenleaf) 42:30
- Elina Duni, Rob Luft, Matthieu Michel, Fred Thomas "Whispers of Water" from A Time To Remember (ECM) 44:30
- Matt Rollings Trio "Groove With A View" from The Valentine Sessions (Found Records) 50:57
- Nevaris "Lockotronic" from Reverberations (M.O.D. Reloaded) 56:19
- The Man From Atlantis "Third Movement with Heikki Ruokangas" from Golden Light (Ramble Records) 1:00:04
- Sara Serpa & Andre Matos "From A Distance" from Nightbirds (Robalo Music) 1:08:45
- Daniel Carter, Adriana Camacho, Federico Ughi "Oltre La Montagna, Il Mare" from Trabajadores De Energia (577 Records) 1:15:03
- Camila Nebbia "Ruinas" from una ofrenda a la ausencia (Relative Pitch Records) 1:34:04
- Josh Cole "The Bar" from Kind Mind (Cassiar Records) 1:38:19
- Jaimie Branch "Burning Grey" from Fly or Die Fly or Die Fly or Die ((world war)) (International Anthem) 1:44:13
- Blue Moods "Juju" from Shorter Moments—Citizen Wayne (Posi-tone) 1:53:50
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