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Christine Jensen, Sonny Clark, Nina Simone and Others
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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
- Coleman Hawkins "Sih-Sah" from 1947-1950 (Classics) 00:58
- Sonny Clark "Cool Struttin'" from Cool Struttin' (Blue Note) 4:09
- Host Speaks 13:29
- Will Bernard & Beth Custer "Fence" from Sky (Dreck to Disk) 14:42
- Sunny Kim/Vardan Ovsepian/Ben Monder "Fall" from Liminal Silence (Earshift) 16:54
- Madeleine & Salomon "De l'orient a Orion / Rhapsodie 1" from Eastern Spring (Self Produced) 22:48
- Host Speaks 28:37
- Don Byron "Next Love" from Tuskegee Experiments (Nonesuch) 31:05
- Shuteen Erdenebaatar "In A Time Warp" from Rising Sun (Motema) 40:55
- Host Speaks 47:16
- Electric Masada "Hath-Arob" from 50th Birthday Celebration Volume 4 (Tzadik) 48:31
- I. P. A. "Barbro Violet" from I Just Did Say Something (Cuneiform) 52:29
- Host Speaks 58:57
- Marius Neset "On Fire" from Geyser (ACT) 1:01:19
- Terence Blanchard "I Dare You" from Absence (Blue Note) 1:09:34
- Host Speaks 1:17:19
- Jason Yeager Septet "Blues for Billy Pilgrim" from Unstuck in Time: The Kurt Vonnegut Suite (Sunnyside) 1:19:03
- Chuck Owen and the WDR Big Band "Canoe" from Renderings (MAMA) 1:26:27
- Host Speaks 1:32:59
- Christine Jensen "Balcony Rules" from Day Moon (Justin Time) 1:35:10
- Oz Noy/Ugonna Okegwo/Ray Marchica "Out of Nowhere" from Riverside (Outside In) 1:39:18
- Host Speaks 1:43:50
- Nina Simone "Feeling Good" from In Concert/I Put A Spell On You (Mercury) 1:44:47
- Virginia Schenck "Another World" from Aminata Moseka: An Abbey Lincoln Tribute (Airborne Ecstacy) 1:47:39
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:34
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