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Emanuele Passerini, Jon Irabagon, Sylvain Rifflet and The Warriors Of The Wonderful Sound
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- Emanuele Passerini "Jump & Run" from Trio Geometrics (Dodicilune) 00:00
- Host speaks 05:43
- Emanuele Passerini "Invocation -Trayne" from Trio Geometrics (Dodicilune) 07:49
- Dark Horse "Fjäll-låten" from Dark Horse (We Jazz) 18:40
- James Brandon Lewis Quartet "Molecular" from Molecular (Intakt) 25:15
- Host speaks 31:25
- Catherine Sikora & EthanWinogrand "Meet Me In The Courtyard" from Things To Do In Paris (Self-released) 32:56
- Australian Art Orchestra "Sharp Focus Part 1" from Sometimes Homes Can Grow Stranger Than Space (AAO) 39:12
- Host speaks 51:33
- Henry Kaiser "Resolution" from A Love Supreme Electric (Cuneiform) 53:33
- Francisco Mela "Baldor" from MPT Trio Volume 1 (577 Records) 1:01:27
- Host speaks 1:06:35
- The Warriors Of The Wonderful Sound "Soundpath" from Soundpath (Clean Feed) 1:09:32
- Host speaks 1:50:00
- Jon Irabagon & Sylvain Rifflet "The Adults In The Room" from Rebellions (BMC) 1:51:10
- Francois Houle 4 "Baseline" from Recoder (Songlines) 2:00:29
- Host speaks 2:05:24
- Chord Four "Slappin' Truck" from Bigger, Smaller, Nows (Self-released) 2:06:06
- Rich Halley "Oblique Angles" from The Shape Of Things (Pine Eagle) 2:11:02
- Gianni Lenoci "Vashkar" from Wild Geese (Dodicilune) 2:17:11
- Host speaks 2:28:05
- Lucas Acuña "Dos De Abril" from Rinoceronte (Self-released) 2:29:38
- Matt Moran " et Rich Quick" from Play Ball (Diskonife) 2:34:40
- Dwight Trible "Tryin' Times" from Inspirations (Gondwana) 2:38:39
- Dennis Gonzalez "The Earth And The Heart Part 3" from The Earth And The Heart (Konnex) 2:44:02
- Host speaks 2:52:31
- Emanuele Passerini & Alessandro Pacho Rossi "Dawn Over A New World" from Our World (Dodicilune) 2:54:32
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