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Hermon Mehari, Ezra Collective, Zappa for piano & New Releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- The Greyboy Allstars "Como De Allstars" Como De Allstars -Single (Knowledge Room) 0:16
- Host talks 5:07
- Ezra Collective "Footprints" Blue Note Re:imagined (Blue Note) 6:57
- Ajoyo "Assyko" War Chant (Shems) 13:16
- Host talks 19:25
- Hermon Mehari "Eritrea" A Change for the Dreamlike (Self-released) 21:04
- Michelangelo Scandroglio "When the Glimpses are True" In the Eyes of the Whale (Auand) 24:41
- Dario Congedo Trio "Open Space" Don't Quit (Workin' Label) 33:39
- Host talks 36:40
- Mathis Sound Orchestra "Glitter Eyes" World Unity (Outside In Music) 38:21
- The Brand New Heavies "The Funk Is Back" TBNH -The Funk -Single (Acid Jazz) 46:48
- Kesha "Children of the Revolution" Angelheaded Hipster: The Songs of Marc Bolan & T. Rex (BMG) 50:16
- Host talks 53:25
- Dave Hartl "Little Umbrellas" Pianist Dementia: Music of Frank Zappa (Foaming at the Ear) 55:08
- Mats Öberg "King Kong" Frankful (Annellssongs) 58:15
- Stefano Bollani "Let's Move to Cleveland" Smat Smat (Label Bleu) 1:01:30
- The Brecker Brothers "Don't Get Funny with My Money" Live and Unreleased: European Tour 1980 (Piloo) 1:05:14
- Host talks 1:13:54
- Frank Zappa "Black Napkins" Zappa in New York (40th Anniversary / Deluxe Edition) (Frank Zappa Catalog) 1:17:05
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