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Great Black Music: Hear and Now!
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Russell Gunn " Folkz" from The Afrikan-Amerikan Book of the Dead (Vanglorious) 00:04
- Joy Oladokun "Sage" from Hope is a Heavy Thing (Concord) 06:56
- Julian Davis Reid "It's Time My Friend" from Mercy We Need(Self-Produced) 9:46
- Alexis Lombre/chef.kp "Desert Miles" from Out'chea in these Streets (Strivers' Row) 17:48
- Willie Morris "Rules For Three" from To Accept Oneself (Posi-Tone) 20:47
- Host Speaks 27:40
- Nicole Mitchell /Joe Westerlund"Twelve" from Written in the Universe (Self-Produced) 29:02
- Victor Gould "Ascension" from In Our Time (Blue Room) 35:49
- Bertha Hope "MIA" from The Harlem Sessions Presents After The Jam—Rent Party Volume 2 (Marc Cary/The Harlem Sesssions) 39:53
- Sean Mason "This or That" from State of The Art (Taylor Christian Records) 51:15
- Host Speaks 56:36
- Faye Carol "Jitterbug Waltz" from Forever Dynamic (Getdown) 58:25
- Rahsaan Barber "The Skipper" from Eternal (Jazz Music City) 1:05:36
- Henry Franklin / Ali Shaheed Muhammad / Adrian Younge "The Griot" from Henry Franklin: Jazz Is Dead 14 (Jazz Is Dead) 1:12:28
- Lakecia Benjamin " My Only" from We Dream (Artwork) 1:16:55
- William Parker " Heal the Broken World Trombone" from Waltz for Gregory (AUM Fidelity) 1:22:43
- Host Speaks 1:32:08
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