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Jaimie Branch, Kris Davis, Kneebody and More New Releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme" (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill) 0:00
- Wallace Roney "Wolfbane" Blue Dawn -Blue Nights (HighNote) 0:17
- Host talks 8:03
- Julian Arguelles "Mole People" Skull View [Reissued] Edition 9:14
- Fred Hersch, with the WDR Big Band conducted by Vince Mendoza "Havana" Begin Again (Palmetto) 13:36
- Miguel Zenón "Las Tumbas" Sonero: The Music of Ismael Rivera (Miel) 20:02
- Host talks 27:37
- Ben Flocks "Unmasked" Mask of the Muse (West Cliff) 29:29
- Orice Jenkins "Birmingham" Centennial Cole (Self released) 32:01
- Terri Lyne Carrington "Bells (Ring Loudly)" Waiting Game (Motéma) 36:10
- Host talks 42:30
- Jaimie Branch "Prayer for Amerikkka pt. 1 & 2" Fly or Die II: Bird Dogs of Paradise (International Anthem) 44:50
- Abraham Inc. "Together We Stand" Together We Stand (Label Bleu) 56:15
- Host talks 1:00:59
- Kneebody "Spectra" Chapters (Edition) 1:02:54
- The Adam Larson Band "False Pageantry" Listen with Your Eyes (Ropeadope) 1:07:26
- Charles Owens Trio "All Blues" Three and Thirteen (Ropeadope) 1:13:08
- Host talks 1:19:55
- The Bad Plus "Slow Reactors" Activate Infinity (Edition) 1:22:35
- Jenny Hill "Message in a Bottle" Groove Garden (Self released) 1:28:20
- Joshua Espinoza "Streetlight Serenade" Journey into Night (Self released) 1:33:10
- Host talks 1:41:05
- Kris Davis "Rhizomes Diatom" Ribbons (Pyroclastic) 1:43:38
- Ben van Gelder, Reinier Baas "Palace" Mokum in Hi-Fi (Do You Mind?) 1:49:45
- Aki Rissanen "Love Song" Art in Motion (Edition) 1:57:42
- Host talks 2:01:35
- Zwitschermaschine "Miniatur" System for Us (WhyPlayJazz) 2:04:05
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