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Dan Weiss, David Kikoski, and Enrique Haneine
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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
- Vered Dekel / Miles Griffith "Unknown Landscape" from Expanded Interpretations (Self Produced) 00:50
- John Abercrombie "Ralph's Piano Waltz" from Timeless (ECM) 7:49
- Host Speaks 12:42
- Dan Weiss Quartet "Consoled Without Consolations" from Unclassified Affections (Pi) 14:03
- Jeff Lederer / Sunwatcher "Right Action" from Eightfold Path (Little i Music) 20:48
- Host Speaks 27:08
- David Kikoski Trio "Shadow" from Weekend at Smalls (Cellar Music) 29:12
- Ethan Iverson "For Ellen Raskin" from Every Note is True (Blue Note) 38:11
- Host Speaks 42:58
- Eric Vloeimans & Will Holshouser "To Louis" from Two For The Road (V-Flow) 43:56
- Dave Douglas "Third Dream" from Gifts (Greenleaf Music) 50:18
- Warne Marsh "Lover Man" from Intuition (Capitol) 54:04
- Host Speaks 58:32
- Pitch, Rhythm and Consciousness "Trouble" from Sextet (Reva) 1:01:32
- Claude Thornhill "Robbin's Nest" from Snowfall (TIM) 1:06:08
- Duke Ellington "Don't Worry 'Bout Me" from At the Crystal Gardens—1952 (Hep) 1:09:19
- Host Speaks 1:13:42
- Ralph Towner "Saunter" from My Foolish Heart (ECM) 1:14:40
- Yosef Gutman Levitt "Jericho" from Upside Down Mountain (Self Produced) 1:19:35
- Host Speaks 1:24:52
- Jeff Walton "San Diego" from Pack Animals (Jules) 1:26:19
- Enrique Haneine "Perpetual Insights" from Conceivable Directions (Elegant Walk) 1:34:20
- Host Speaks 1:39:05
- Jeff Rupert "Pharoah's Daughter" from It Gets Better (Rupe Media) 1:40:11
- WDR Big Band "In The Lion's Den" from Bluegrass (MCG Jazz) 1:47:52
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:41
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