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Ellie Lee, Jenny Scheinman, and Alden Hellmuth
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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
- Alden Hellmuth "Personal Saints" from Good Intentions (Fresh Sound New Talent) 00:51
- Sonny Rollins "All The Things You Are" from A Night at the Village Vanguard: The Complete Masters (Blue Note) 6:59
- Host Speaks 13:44
- Chris Pattishall "Cancer" from Zodiac (Self Produced) 15:18
- Trish Clowes "One Hour" from My Iris (Basho) 21:52
- Host Speaks 28:55
- Billy Mohler "Fight Song" from Anatomy (Contagious Music) 31:00
- Jenny Scheinman "All Species Parade" from All Species Parade (Royal Potato Family) 34:50
- Host Speaks 45:47
- Bill Bruford/Michel Borstlap "Low Tide, Camber Sands" from In Two Minds (Summerfold) 46:45
- Paul Bley/Franz Koglmann/Gary Peacock "El Cordobés" from Annette (Hatology) 50:50
- Host Speaks 59:17
- Blodwyn Pig "Dear Jill" from Ahead Rings Out / Getting To This (Chrysalis) 1:01:12
- Colosseum "The Machine Demands A Sacrifice" from An Introduction to... Colosseum (Sanctuary) 1:06:29
- Graham Bond "Moving Towards The Light" from Love Is The Law (Esoteric) 1:10:21
- Host Speaks 1:14:55
- Alex Hamburger "It Comes Unadorned" from And She Spoke (Self Produced) 1:16:33
- Ellie Lee "Beyond the Blue" from Escape (Self Produced) 1:21:26
- Host Speaks 1:27:52
- Ray Russell "Sweet Cauldron" from Secret Asylum (Reel Recordings) 1:30:04
- Peuker8 "Onto the Wild Bright Future" from Radiance (WhyPlayJazz) 1:37:22
- Host Speaks 1:43:30
- June Christy "Something Cool" from June Christy Sings Something Cool (Living Era) 1:44:06
- Jacqui Naylor "Walk Out In The Sun" from Treasures of the Heart (Ruby Star) 1:48:23
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:53:17
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