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Dave Holland at 80 + New Music from Anna Webber, JD Allen and Danny Green
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- William Parker " The Golden Light of Love" from Waltz for Gregory (AUM Fidelity) 00:04
- JD Allen "SÖWT" from SÖWT (Savant) 04:53
- Migiwa Miyajima/Ron Blake "Sunset Embrace" from The Sax Project 1(Soundspore) 12:35
- Host Speaks 19:50
- Jason Robinson "Horizon" from Blue Salience: For Yusef Lateef (Circumvention) 21:11
- Host Speaks 35:08
- Peggy Lee "Since You Have Gone" from Since You Have Gone (Capitol) 38:05
- Danny Green"Walk at Dusk" from Let the Music Happen (Origin) 40:14
- Anna Webber "Momentary Compensatory Solidities of Imagined Contact with an Imagined Real" from It's Easier to Imagine the End of the World... (Intakt) 50:00
- Host Speaks 1:03:56
- Norma Winstone/Dave Holland "These are the Things we Trust" from Vital Spark: Music of Kenny Wheeler (Edition) 1:07:15
- Dave Holland /Chris Potter/Robin Eubanks/Steve Nelson/Nate Smith "Veil of Tears" from Freedom Call (Edition) 1:16:20
- Dave Holland /Kevin Eubanks/Obed Calvaire"Another Land" from Another Land (Edition) 1:24:06
- Host Speaks 1:33:16
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