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Henry Threadgill, Ben LaMar Gay and other great new releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Ben LaMar Gay "Swim Swim" from Downtown Castles Can Never Block the Sun (International Anthem) 0:16
- Host speaks 3:40
- Ben LaMar Gay "Music for 18 Hairdressers: Braids & Fractals" from Downtown Castles Can Never Block the Sun (International Anthem) 4:40
- Ben LaMar Gay "Miss Nealie Burns" from Downtown Castles Can Never Block the Sun (International Anthem) 7:15
- Leni Stern "Khavare" from 3 (Self Released) 10:02
- Leni Stern "Barambai" from 3 (Self Released) 14:41
- Leni Stern "Spell" from 3 (Self Released) 18:15
- Jamie Baum "U-Cross Me" from U-Cross Me (Sunnyside) 22:13
- Host speaks 31:22
- Mary Halvorson "Off the Record" from Code Girl (Firehouse 12) 33:09
- John Hollenbeck "Long Swing Dream" from All Can Work (New Amsterdam) 38:43
- Rogerio Boccato Quarteto "Cravo e Canela" from No Old Rain (Red Piano) 46:06
- Rogerio Boccato Quarteto "Viver de Amor" from No Old Rain (Red Piano) 51:06
- Matt Penman "Fifths and Bayou" from Good Question (Sunnyside) 56:35
- Host speaks 1:02:49
- Dan Weiss "Cry Box" from Starebaby (feat. Trevor Dunn, Matt Mitchell, Craig Taborn & Ben Monder) (Pi) 1:05:10
- John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble "The Model" from All Can Work (New Amsterdam) 1:11:31
- Jamie Baum "Honoring Nepal: The Shiva Suite III. Contmplation" from Bridges (Sunnyside) 1:16:05
- Henry Threadgill "Clear and Distinct" from Double Up, Plays Double Up Plus (Pi) 1:22:38
- Host speaks 1:31:15
- Nik Bärtsch's Ronin "Modul 58" from Awase (ECM) 1:33:44
- Henry Threadgill "And More Dirt Part 1" from Dirt... And More Dirt (Pi) 1:51:46
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