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Francesco Bearzatti, Iain Ballamy, Charlotte Greve, Renaud-Gabriel Pion and More
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Francesco Bearzatti Tinissima 4et "El Triunfo Del Zorro" Zorro (CAM) 0:16
- Host talks 4:22
- Giovanni Falzone "Quarte Imperfette" Far East Trip (Musicamorfosi) 06:02
- Host talks 10:31
- Zeno De Rossi Trio "Jean" Elpis (Skirl) 11:29
- Danilo Gallo Dark Dry Tears "No Boundaries" Live in Formia Jazzflirt (Self-released) 16:51
- Host talks 23:29
- Giulia Valle "Ratón Imaginario" Eden Club (Live) (Fresh Sound / New Talent) 25:00
- Ken Stubbs "Straphangin'" Big Hush / I Us (Cherryk) 30:08
- Host talks 39:08
- András Dés Rangers "Music for Brokers" Einschließlich (BMC) 41:31
- Renaud-Gabriel Pion "Equinunk" Spiritus (Signature / Radio France) 48:30
- Charlotte Greve "Low" The Choir Invisible (Intakt) 52:55
- Host talks 59:32
- Ian Shaw , Iain Ballamy, Jamie Safir "If You Never Come to Me" What's New (Silent Wish) 1:00:36
- Iain Ballamy, Aidan Pope "Nebulous" Nebulous -Single (Self-released) 1:06:55
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