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Chad Taylor Trio, Rob Burke & Jeff Albert
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- Jeff Albert "Big Shorts" from Unanimous Sources (Breakfast4Dinner) 00:00
- Host Speaks 07:56
- Jeff Albert "Oregano with Intent" from Unanimous Sources (Breakfast4Dinner) 09:44
- Martin Perret's Landerer "Atem" from Junctures (QFTF) 16:55
- Tim Berne's Snakeoil "The Amazing Mr 7" from The Fantastic Mrs. 10 (Intakt) 22:21
- Host Speaks 31:07
- Chad Taylor Trio "Swamp" from The Daily Biological (Cuneiform) 32:54
- Jacek Buhl , Wojceich Jachna, Pauli Lyytinen's Magneti Orkestri "Feeniks" from Hypnosis (Eclipse Music) 46:11
- Host Speaks 51:09
- Agusti Fernandez Quartet "Happy House/The Good Life" from Lonely Woman: The Music Of Ornette Coleman (Taller De Musics) 53:01
- Michael Formanek "Liar's Web" from Extended Animation (Enja) 59:58
- Host Speaks 1:07:40
- Giuseppi Logan "Wretched Sunday" from More (ESP) 1:11:03
- Giuseppi Logan "Eleven" from More (ESP) 1:21:53
- Oluyemi Thomas , Henry Grimes "Lightbathers In Soundwaves" from The Power Of Light (NotTwo) 1:49:50
- Alexander Hawkins, Tomeka Reid"Danced Together" from Shards and Constellations (Intakt) 1:55:27
- Host speaks 1:59:21
- Enrique Haneine "The Sweetest Finding" from Unlayered (Elegant Walk) 1:59:40
- Host Speaks 2:05:22
- Paul Williamson "Dark Energy" from Dark Energy (FMR) 2:06:21
- Steve Davis "Toy Army" from Toy Army (Self-released) 2:17:21
- Samuel Blaser, Marc Ducret "L'Ampleur Des Dégats" from Audio Rebel (Self-released) 2:24:47
- Host Speaks 2:30:39
- Tim Stine Trio "Talking Faster" from Fresh Demons (Astral Spirits) 2:31:44
- Wako "Wako Amok" from Wako (Ora Fonogram) 2:37:17
- Master Cylinder "Sink Town" from Cylinder (Clean Feed) 2:43:06
- Rob Burke "Slip Sliding" from Slip Sliding (FMR) 2:47:36
- Host Speaks 2:52:51
- Luca Sguera "May 23rd" from The Berlin Sessions (Self-released) 2:54:30
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