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Charles Mingus, Victor Feldman, and Chris McGregor
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- Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Karrin Allyson "Good Morning Heartache" from Azure Te (Concord) 1:06
- Tania Grubbs Quintet "Bird on a Wire" from Live at Maureen's Jazz Cellar (MJC) 6:50
- Host Speaks 13:16
- Bill Evans/Jim Hall "Skating in Central Park" from Undercurrent (Blue Note) 14:33
- Gene Ess "Bluesbird" from Apotheosis (SIMP) 19:52
- Host Speaks 26:02
- Kris Davis "Golgi Complex (The Sequel)" from Diatom Ribbons (Pyroclastic) 28:46
- Gato Libre "Koneko" from Koneko (Libra) 36:26
- Host Speaks 43:40
- Charles Mingus "Dizzy Moods" from Tijuana Moods (RCA) 45:00
- Brian Lynch Big Band "The Struggle Is In Your Name" from The Omni-American Book Club (Hollistsic MusicWorks) 50:48
- Host Speaks 59:42
- Colosseum "The Machine Demands a Sacrifice" from An Introduction to... Colosseum (Sanctuary) 1:00:42
- Vince Guaraldi "Mr. Lucky" from Greatest Hits (Fantasy) 1:04:34
- Victor Feldman "Sonar" from Eight Classic Albums (Real Gone) 1:07:27
- Host Speaks 1:14:08
- Roy Haynes "La Palomeinding" from Cymbalism (New Jazz) 1:15:40
- John Graas "Lighthouse 6/4" from Jazz-Lab 1&2 (Lonehill Jazz) 1:22:15
- Host Speaks 1:25:19
- Kelsey Gillette Group "Spirit Voices" from The Water Is Wide (CAP) 1:26:57
- Chris McGregor and the South African Exiles "MRA" from Thunderbolt (Popular African Music) 1:30:30
- Host Speaks 1:44:16
- Gary Burton "Throb" from Seven Songs for Quartet and Chamber Orchestra (ECM) 1:46:03
- Samoa Wilson with the Jim Kweskin Band "At Ebb Tide" from I Just Want To Be Horizontal (Kingswood) 1:51:26
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:07
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