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Dave Sewelson, Aruan Ortiz, Neil Charles & Rich Brown
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- Linda May Han Oh "Living Proof" from Strange Heavens (Biophilia) 00:00
- host speaks 04:12
- Dave Sewelson "Muscle Memory" from Muscle Memory (Mahakala Music) 06:25
- Smooth Elevator "Slow Mover" from Moving Target (Losen) 23:19
- host speaks 31:00
- Neil Charles "They Do Not See" from Dark Days (Jazz Now) 32:47
- Satoko Fujii Quartet "Low" from Dog Days Of Summer (Libra) 39:43
- Tim Berne "Yikes" from Yikes Too (Out Of Your Head) 46:22
- host speaks 53:00
- Gregg Belisle-Chi "Yikes" from Slow Crawl—Performing The Music Of Tim Berne (Intakt) 54:47
- Olie Brice Quartet "And We Dance On The Firm Earth" from All It Was (Westhill) 1:00:28
- Irreversible Entanglements "Fireworks" from Irreversible Entanglements (International Anthem) 1:06:39
- host speaks 1:15:51
- Sifter "Chant" from Flake/Fracture (Queen Bee) 1:17:36
- Felix Henkelhausen Quintet "Particle One: For Emac" from Deranged Particles (Enja) 1:25:30
- Juán Chiavassa "To Michael Brecker" from Fourth Generation (Whirlwind) 1:31:32
- host speaks 1:39:49
- Aruan Ortiz "From The Distance Of My Freedom" from Creole Renaiisance—Piano Solo (Intakt) 1:42:48
- Lily Finnegan's Heat On "RSJ" from Heat On (Cuneiform) 1:50:26
- Miguel Angelo Trio "God And Einstein" from Distopia (+Records) 1:56:06
- host speaks 2:01:17
- Fabio Rodríguez Piñas.: Lucas Albarracín & Matías Formica "Mandala Del Guerrero" from Esfera (dForma Discos) 2:03:29
- Dan Rosenboom "Coordinate 1: Many Worlds, Many Dances" from Coordinates (Orenda) 2:11:20
- host speaks 2:15:44
- Rich Brown "Heart Of A Lonely Woman" from Nyaeba (Whirlwind) 2:17:55
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