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Christopher Zuar, Kenny Barron, and Andrea Wolper
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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
- Sarah Wilson "Felta Road" from Kaleidoscope (Brasstonic) 00:51
- Eberhard Weber "Silent Feet" from Stages of a Long Journey (ECM) 6:12
- Host Speaks 13:08
- Charlie Parker "Relaxin' At Camarillo" from The Legendary Dial Masters, Vol. 1 (Stash) 14:57
- Gianfranco Menzella Quintet "Muddy in the Bank" from Miriam (Philology) 18:03
- Kenny Barron "Beyond This Place" from Beyond This Place (Artwork) 22:03
- Host Speaks 27:05
- Janet Planet/John Harmon "I Cover The Waterfront" from More Beautiful Than Planned (Stellar) 29:48
- Tiziana Ghiglioni"Slow for Duke" from Spellbound (yvp music) 35:30
- Andrea Wolper "Been To Canaan" from Wanderlust (Moonflower) 40:01
- Host Speaks 45:35
- Bill Frisell "Nocturne Vulgaire" from Orchestras (Blue Note) 46:37
- Christopher Zuar Orchestra "Simple Machines" from Exuberance (Tonal Conversations) 49:52
- Host Speaks 59:41
- Tone Forest "Pendulum" from Tone Forest (Outside In) 1:01:11
- John Abercrombie "Excuse My Shoes" from Class Trip (ECM) 1:08:24
- Host Speaks 1:16:47
- Artemis "Lights Away From Home" from In Real Time (Blue Note) 1:18:05
- Brian Landrus "Isfahan" from Brian Landrus Plays Ellington & Strayhorn (Palmetto) 1:22:52
- Host Speaks 1:26:30
- Individuation "Altarpiece No. 1" from The Phenomenal (Mother Brain) 1:29:01
- Terton "Unconditioned" from Outer, Inner, Secret (Tzadik) 1:35:58
- Host Speaks 1:41:24
- Juanma Trujillo "Regular" from Howl (Endectomorph Music) 1:42:17
- Kathrine Windfeld "Bloom" from Determination (Prophone) 1:49:02
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:03
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