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Gard Nilssen, Antonio Borghini, Ehwald/Schultze/Rainey
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- Timo Lassy Trio "Mountain Man Exit/Orlo" from Live In Helsinki (We Jazz) 00:00
- host speaks 07:18
- Gard Nilssen's Supersonic Orchestra "Machine Gum" from ... And It's Yours Forever (Action Jazz) 09:30
- Frank Carlberg "Search and Rescue" from Dream Machine (Red Piano) 18:59
- Eva Novoa, Drew Gress & Devin Gray "Take Your Eyes Off" from Novoa Gress Gray Trio (577 Records) 25:22
- host speaks 31:04
- Antonio Borghini's Banquet of Consequences "Société de la Solidarité Linguistique" from Resta Chi Va (We Insist!) 33:50
- Myra Melford Splash}} "Dryprint" from Myra Melford Splash (Intakt) 43:27
- Mazam "Lunch" from Pilgrimmage Vol. 2 (Timbuktu) 50:36
- host speaks 55:44
- Gard Nilssen Acoustic Unity "Zig Zag" from Live At The Barbican (Action Jazz) 56:50
- Jasper Høiby "French" from We Must Fight! (Edition) 1:02:00
- Fabian Dudek "Beach" from This Every Place (Traumton) 1:07:38
- host speaks 1:14:00
- Freedom Art Quartet "Chattermouth" from First Dance (Freedom Art) 1:15:14
- Dan Weiss "Plus Good" from Unclassified Affections (Pi Recordings) 1:20:59
- Mary Halvorson "Amaranthine" from About Ghosts (Nonesuch) 1:28:40
- host speaks 1:36:04
- Peter Ehwald, Stefan Schultze & Tom Rainey "Palladio" from Public Radio (Jazzwerkstatt) 1:37:55
- Silvia Bolognesi & Eric Mingus "The Prisoner" from Is That Jazz? (Fonterossa) 1:45:33
- Ramiro Zayas "Another Kind Of Gravity" from Collector (Ears&Eyes) 1:52:09
- host speaks 1:58:11
- Aja Monet "The Devil You Know" from When The Poems Do What They Do (Drink Some Wtr) 2:01:22
- Aja Monet "Black Joy" from When The Poems Do What They Do (Drink Some Wtr) 2:11:13
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