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England vs. Italy: A Jazz Re-match, Second Half
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Stefano Bollani "La sagra di Paolòpoli" L'Orchestra del Titanic (Via Veneto Jazz) 0:17
- Host talks 4:46
- Django Bates "Hyphen" Summer Fruits (And Unrest) (JMT) 6:24
- Host talks 11:57
- First House "Low-Down (Toytown)" Cantilena (ECM) 12:45
- 3Quietmen (feat. Stefano Battaglia) "Broken" Bartokosmos (Auand) 16:13
- Host talks 19:36
- Julian Arguelles & Frankfurt Radio Big Band "Mrs Khali" Let It Be Told (Basho) 21:07
- Pino Minafra "Au Fond Je Suis un Africain Du Nord" Sudori (Les Disques VICTO) 27:40
- Host talks 39:41
- Guy Barker "Ill Wind" Into the Blue (Verve) 40:24
- Fabrizio Bosso, Julian Oliver Mazzariello "Taxi Driver" Tandem (Verve) 45:52
- Host talks 50:32
- Gianluigi Trovesi Octet "Now I Can" From G to G (Soul Note) 51:17
- John Surman "Way Back When" Way Back When (Cuneiform) 57:53
- Host talks 1:01:34
- Colin Towns' Mask Symphonic "Still Life" Dreaming Man with Blue Suede Shoes (Provocateur) 1:04:50
- Loose Tubes "Like Life" Dancing on Frith Street (Lost Marble) 1:12:26
- Italian Instabile Orchestra "Scarlattina" Litania Sibilante (Enja) 1:18:30
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