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Fujii/Tamura, Earscratcher, Sam Weinberg & Lisa Marie Simmons
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- Martin Kuchen & Angles 11 "A Night in Schwabistan" from Tell Them It's The Sound Of Freedom (FSR) 00:00
- Host speaks 10:14
- Terri Lyne Carrington & Christie Dashiell "Tears For Johannesburg" from We Insist! (Candid) 12:38
- Aruán Ortiz "The Haberdasher" from Creole Renaissance—Piano Solo (Intakt) 20:28
- TiTiTi "Puppeteer" from Azba (Non-Aligned) 25:50
- Host speaks 34:03
- Earscratcher "Umbo" from Otoliths (Aerophonic) 35:30
- Smooth Elevator "Blues For Bologna" from Moving Target (Losen) 44:15
- Daniel Sommer, Thommy Anderson & Artturi Rönkä "Den Ensommes Dans" from Lost Threads (April) 50:40
- Host speaks 56:41
- Beth Schenk Quintet "Every Riven Thing" from Dahlia (Queen Bee) 58:30
- Ingebrigt Haker-Flaten's Exit Knarr "Drops" from Drops (Sonic Transmissions) 1:03:24
- Cecilie Strange "Skrova Fyr" from Beech (April) 1:08:37
- Host speaks 1:15:48
- Pandelis Karayorgis Trio "Submerged Steps" from Climbing To Sleep (Driff) 1:17:32
- Chicago Edge Ensemble "Paradoxes To Freedom" from Paradoxes To Freedom (Lizard Breath) 1:23:47
- Sam Weinberg Trio "Arunthru" from Of Peeling Passage—Live at Sisters (Self-released) 1:33:55
- Host speaks 1:41:45
- Natsuki Tamura & Satoko Fujii "Kunugi" from Ki (Libra) 1:43:57
- Bruno Angelini, Angelika Niescier & Sakina Abdou "Madres De Plaza De Mayo" from Lotus Flowers (Abalone) 1:51:41
- Host speaks 1:58:41
- Lisa Marie Simmons "Winner Takes All" from Notespeak (In A Word) (Ropeadope) 2:00:21
- Lisa Marie Simmons "Once Upon This Time" from Notespeak (In A Word) (Ropeadope) 2:06:12
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