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Holiday Music Free Zone
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- SML "How You Been" from How You Been (International Anthem) 00:00
- Host Speaks 04:15
- Joy Harjo "One Day There Will Be Horses" from I Pray for my Enemies (Sunyata) 7:38
- Shoko Nagai "What are the Hidden Things of Life" from Forbidden Flowers (Infrequent Seams) 10:15
- Brandon Sanders "Shadowboxing" from Lasting Impression (Savant) 16:54
- Host Speaks 23:12
- Hillai Govreen "This Nearly Was Mine" from Every Other Now (Fresh Sounds) 24:28
- Alexis Marcelo "Armagado" from Solo Piano (Intakt) 30:06
- Amina Claudine Myers "Twilight" from Solace of the Mind (Red Hook) 39:52
- Host Speaks 44:38
- Magnus Carlson "Me and My Shadow" from Every Other Now (We Jazz) 45:45
- Caroline Davis /Dustin Carlson "That's Not a Tree" from Sprites (Out of Your Head) 51:24
- Travis Jenkins "Criss Cross" from Live at JMI (Jazz In Meanjin) 53:10
- Nicole Glover "Tell Him I Said Hello" from Memories, Dreams, Reflections (Savant) 1:01:00
- Roy McGrath "Maybe, Please Don't Lie" from Martha (JL Music) 1:06:37
- Satoko Fujii "Cryptology" from Message (Libra) 1:15:12
- The Brass Company /Bill Lee "High Steppin' " from Strata-East Sampler (Mack Avenue) 1:24:04
- Host Speaks 1:28:34
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