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Glenn Makos, Serge Chaloff, and Tord Gustavsen
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- Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Alex Coke & Carl Michel Sextet "After the Rain" from Emergence (PlayOn) 1:00
- Jimbo Ross "Canadian Sunset" from So Do It (Bodacious) 7:03
- Host Speaks 13:42
- Art Pepper "You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To" from The Best of Art Pepper (Contemporary) 15:09
- Gregory Groover Jr. "551" from Old Knew (Criss Cross) 20:35
- Host Speaks 27:33
- Satoko Fujii GEN "Early Afternoon" from Altitude 1100 Meters (Libra) 29:47
- Charlie Haden Quartet West "My Love and I" from Sophisticated Ladies (EmArcy) 37:24
- Host Speaks 41:37
- Glenn Makos & Bru "Sunflower Morning" from Arrowsic (Stop Time) 42:46
- Jerry Kalaf "Safe Travels" from Safe Travels (SCR) 51:26
- Host Speaks 59:23
- Serge Chaloff "Slam" from The Fable of Mabel (Black Lion) 1:00:58
- John Graas "Lady Like" from Jazz-Lab 1&2 (Lonehill Jazz) 1:06:44
- Duke Jordan "If I Did—Would You?" from Flight to Norway (SteepleChase) 1:09:29
- Host Speaks 1:14:53
- Jeanne Lee/Ran Blake "Night in Tunisia" from The Newest Sound You Never Heard (A Side) 1:16:22
- Jamile/Vinicius Gomes "Essa Mare" from Boundless Species (La Reserve) 1:20:31
- Allegra Levy "Where Are You Going?" from Out of the Question (SteepleChase) 1:24:09
- Host Speaks 1:27:31
- Jack Bruce "Statues" from Things We Like (Polydor) 1:29:47
- Donny McCaslin "Praia Grande" from Casting For Gravity (Greenleaf Music) 1:37:17
- Host Speaks 1:43:09
- Tord Gustavsen Trio "Around You" from Being There (ECM) 1:44:27
- Tomoko Omura "Tomie's Blues" from Branches Vol. 2 (Outside In) 1:49:55
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:30
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