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Elsa Nilsson, Miles Okazaki, and Andrew Cyrille
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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
- Tom Ollendorff "Meaningless Mirror" from Where in the World (Fresh Sound New Talent) 1:06
- Caelan Cardello "Groundwork" from Chapter One (Jazz Bird) 6:32
- Host Speaks 12:24
- Kurt Elling and the WDR Big Band "They Speak No Evil" from In the Brass Palace (Big Shoulders) 14:17
- Mike Westbrook Orchestra "Outgoing Song" from Citadel/Room 315 (BGO) 22:27
- Host Speaks 27:31
- Tal Mashiach "Pinto" from Who's Around? (Anzic) 30:01
- Miles Okazaki "Devils Tower" from Boomtown (Pi) 34:58
- Host Speaks 42:16
- Peter Brötzmann/Heather Leigh "This Word Love" from Sparrow Nights (Trost) 43:45
- Terje Rypdal "Over Birkerot" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 49:19
- Gordon Grdina "I Don't Use Hair Products" from The Music of Tim Berne: Oddly Enough (Attaboygirl) 54:00
- Host Speaks 59:52
- Corcoran Holt "Hello" from Freedom of Art (Holthouse) 1:01:17
- Noah Haidu "Casual" from Standards III (Infinite Distances) 1:07:50
- Jeff Colella/Putter Smith "Voyage" from Between Friends (Capri) 1:13:26
- Host Speaks 1:16:16
- Elsa Nilsson "Capacity" from Liminal (Adhyaropa) 1:17:50
- Herbie Hancock "Tell Me a Bedtime Story" from Mwandishi: The Complete Warner Bros. Recordings (Warner Bros.) 1:24:49
- Host Speaks 1:29:50
- Paul Bley "Nothing Ever Was, Anyway" from The Paul Bley Synthesizer Show (Bamboo) 1:31:52
- Andrew Cyrille Quartet "Song for Andrew No. 1" from The Declaration of Musical Independence (ECM) 1:38:37
- Host Speaks 1:44:06
- Jim Rotondi "Interlude" from Finesse (Cellar Music) 1:45:13
- Randy Ingram "Turn Out The Stars" from Sound Within (Chill Tone) 1:50:13
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:48
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