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Gary Bartz, Zoh Amba, Greg Tardy and Oscar Rossignoli
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- Gary Bartz "In Search of my Heart-Love Surrounds Us" from Damage Control (OYO) 00:00
- Zoh Amba " Seaside" from Sun (Smalltownsounds) 10:08
- Host Speaks 17:02
- Allison Miller "Fierce" from Big and Lovely (Royal Potato Family) 18:35
- George Burton Alexa Barchini "Your Skin/White Noise" from White Noise (Porge) 26:07
- Oscar Rossignoli "Levitations, Pt. I" from Levitations (Self-Produced) 32:38
- Host Speaks 44:30
- Adrian Younge Samantha Schmütz "Quando Sol Chegar" from Samantha e Adrian (Jazz Is Dead) 46:21
- Gregory Tardy "JL's Wish" from Abide in Love (WJ3) 51:42
- Host Speaks 57:36
- Nicholas Payton Esperanza Spalding Karriem Riggins "Jazz is a Four Letter Word" from Triune (Smoke Sessions) 58:45
- Mike Freeman "Back Slap" from Circles in a Yellow Room (VOF) 1:03:39
- Meklit "Tizita" from A Piece of Infinity (Smithsonian/Folkways) 1:09:52
- Host Speaks 1:14:25
- Tomas Fujiwara Patricia Brennan"Recollection of a Dance" from Dream Up (Out Of Your Head) 1:15:57
- Kay Rhie and the Winsor Music Trio "Cereus, Night Blooms" from Cereus (New Focus) 1:21:26
- Host Speaks 1:34:40
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