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Five Blokes at the Vortex
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- James Carney Sextet "Throwing Shade" from Pure Heart (Sunnyside) 00:00
- Host speaks 10:59
- James Brandon Lewis, Chad Taylor "Seraphic Light/Radiance" from Live In Willisau (Intakt) 12:50
- Kenny Warren Trio "The Air Conditioning" from In the Heat (Whirlwind) 19:49
- Bill Gilliam, Glen Hall, Joe Sorbara "Cave Ritual" from Counterstasis—Refracted Voices (Self-released) 24:49
- Host speaks 33:37
- Clover "Ousontlesoiseaux" from Vert Emeraude (Yolk) 35:20
- Theo Girard "Fire Alert" from Bulle (Discobole) 40:17
- Chad Taylor Trio "Untethered" from The Daily Biological (Cuneiform) 45:35
- Host speaks 50:53
- Threadbare "Untitled" from Silver Dollar (No Business) 52:08
- Host speaks 1:00:05
- Guest speaks 1:01:24
- Five Blokes "South African Medley" from Five Blokes Live at the Vortex Jazz Club (Vortex) 1:06:03
- Host speaks 1:58:39
- Peripheral Vision "Kopfkino" from Irrational Revelation & Mutual Humiliation (Self-released) 1:59:01
- Dave Holland "QW3" from unreleased (Vortex) 2:06:51
- Clover "Alabougie" from Vert Emeraude (Yolk) 2:14:34
- Liberty Ellman "Portals" from Last Desert (Pi) 2:19:09
- Host speaks 2:27:34
- Daniel Carter, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Gerald Cleaver "Ear-Regularities" from Welcome Adventure Vol. 1 (577 Records) 2:28:42
- Host speaks 2:48:39
- Geordie McDonald "Naima" from Blue Mythos (Sonavision) 2:49:41
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