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Emily Remler, Mary Halvorson, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Ron Carter and Peter Lenz
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- Emily Remler "Tenor Madness" from Cookin' at the Queens: Live in Las Vegas 1984 & 1988 (Resonance) 0:00
- Emily Remler "Snowfall" from East To Wes (Concord) 4:48
- Emily Remler "Perk's Blues" Firefly (Concord) 11:20
- Host Speaks 15:29
- John Chin " Midnight Sun" from Journey of Han (Jinsy) 17:15
- Terry Gibbs Dream Band with Chuck Redd "Prelude To A Kiss" from Vol. 7: The Lost Tapes, 1959 (Whaling City Sound) 30:48
- Host Speaks 33:34
- Peter Lenz "Breathe" from Breathe—Music for Large Ensembles (Self Produced) 34:34
- Mary Halvorson "The Tower" from Cloudward" (Nonesuch) 49:54
- Ron Carter "Doom Mood" from Finding The Right Notes (In + Out) 55:12
- Host Speaks 1:02:56
- Steve Coleman" Round Midnight" from PolyTropos—Of Many Turns (Pi) 1:05:00
- Entre Amigos "The Almost Morning" from Entre Amigos (Self Produced) 1:1:13:17
- Sheryl Bailey Ed Cherry"Willow" from Alternative Guitar Summit Honoring Pat Martino Volume 1 (High Note) 1:21:37
- Andy Wheelock " Finn" from In The Wheelhouse (Origin) 1:28:37
- Janel & Anthony "Boom Boom" from New Moon In The Evil Age (Cuneiform) 1:35:54
- Host Speaks 1:40:34
- Sister Rosetta Tharpe "Up Above My Head I Hear Music in the Air " from The Gospel of the Blues (MCA) 1:42:49
- Anna Webber Matt Mitchell John Hollenbeck"Foray" from simpletrio2000 (Intakt) 1:45:16
- Roberta Michel Jane Rigler "Red " from Hush (New Focus) 1:53:48
- Host Speaks 1:59:37
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