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Get hip to Anggie Obin + James Brandon Lewis Quartet, Jeff Parker IVtet and Gretchen Parlato
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Ada Bird Wolfe "Green and Gold" Jamieson Trotter (piano), Katisse Buckingham (flute), Scott Mayo (bass clarinet), John Tegmeyer (clarinet), Dan Lutz (bass), Peter Buck (drums) from Murmuration (Self Produced) 00:08
- James Brandon Lewis "Spirit of the Living God" from Omni (Intakt) 06:01
- Host Speaks 16:32
- Bria Skonberg "If You Go Away" from Indigo (Cellar) 18:14
- Sullivan Fortner "Number 3" from Leave That in There (ArtWork) 23:37
- Anggie Obin "Luz " from Luz (Self Produced) 29:36
- Host Speaks 40:09
- Sam Barsh/Keyon Harrold/ Mark Guiliana "The Corrugation" from Straight08 (LaReserve) 41:20
- Gretchen Parlato/Meshell Ndegeocello/Mark Guiliana "Never Come Down" from The Wise Ones (Edition) 47:52
- Jeff Parker ETA IVtet "Happy Today" from Happy Today (International Anthem) 52:56
- Galan Trio " La mar amarga—I) Supple, mysterious, and very fast-(Cindy Cox Composer)" from Kinesis Vol. 3 (Neuma) 1:15:53
- Galan Trio " La mar amarga—II) Expressive but very deliberate and even, III) Tempo molto rubato ad libitum-(Cindy Cox Composer)" from Kinesis Vol. 3 (Neuma) 1:15:53
- Host Speaks 1:25:57
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