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Exploring Broken Shadows
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- Broken Shadows "Street Woman" from Broken Shadows (Intakt Records) 00:00
- Ornette Coleman "Broken Shadows" from The Complete Science Fiction Sessions (Columbia Jazz) 03:48
- Silke Eberhard Trio "Strudel" from Being The Up and Down (Intakt Records) 10:56
- Thumbscrew "Benzinho " from Theirs (Cuneiform Records) 18:29
- Broken Shadows "Dogon A.D." from Broken Shadows (Intakt Records) 22:12
- The Julius Hemphill Sextet "Holy Rockers" from At Dr. King's Table (New World Records) 29:34
- Tim Berne "The Glasco Cowboy (for Julius Hemphill)" from The Empire Box Set : The Five Year Plan (Screwgun Records) 37:12
- Silke Eberhard Trio "Laika's Descent" from Being The Up and Down (Intakt Records) 47:26
- Thumbscrew "Scarlet Ribbons (For Her Hair)" from Theirs (Cuneiform Records) 51:55
- Broken Shadows "Song for Ché" from Broken Shadows (Intakt Records) 56:52
- Charlie Haden Liberation Music Orchestra "This Is Not America" from Not In Our Name (Verve) 1:00:00
- Chris Speed Trio "Arrival High" from Platinum on Tap (Intakt Records) 1:07:20
- Dewey Redman "Everything Happens To Me" from Choices (Enja Records) 1:14:02
- The Bad Plus "1983 Regional All-Star" from Never Stop II (Legbreaker Records) 1:24:12
- Silke Eberhard Trio "Stray Around" from Being The Up and Down (Intakt Records) 1:31:51
- Thumbscrew "Dance Cadaverous" from Theirs (Cuneiform Records) 1:38:13
- The Julius Hemphill Sextet "Band Theme" from Five Card Stud (Black Saint) 1:45:07
- Ornette Coleman and Prime Time "Harmolodic Bebop" from Opening The Caravan Of Dreams (Caravan of Dreams) 1:50:39
- Tim Berne's Snakeoil "Dear Friend" from The Fantastic Mrs 10 (Intakt Records) 1:56:45
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