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Jazz & Spoken Word Show
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- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:00
- Duke Ellington "Moon Maiden" from The Intimate Ellington (Pablo Records) 02:30
- Sons of Kemet "My Queen Is Ada Eastman" from Your Queen Is A Reptile (Impulse!) 05:12
- Charles Mingus "Scenes In The City" from A Modern Jazz Symposium of Music and Poetry with Charles Mingus (Bethlehem) 12:51
- George Russell "Manhattan" from New York N.Y. (Verve Records) 24:40
- John Zorn "Spillane" from Spillane (Elektra/Nonsuch Records) 35:53
- Gil Scott-Heron "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" from The Revolution Begins (The Flying Dutchman Masters) (Flying Dutchman) 1:02:21
- Damon Locks Black Monument Ensemble "The People Vs. The Rest Of Us" from Now (International Anthem Recording Company) 1:05:21
- Irreversible Entanglements "No Más" from Who Sent You? (International Anthem Recording Company) 1:08:56
- Fred Moten, Brandon Lopez, Gerald Cleaver "James Baldwin" from Moten/Lopez/Cleaver (Relative Pitch Records) 1:17:55
- William Parker "Baldwin" from Migration of Silence into and out of the Tone World (Centering Records) 1:20:58
- Darius Jones Quartet, Emilie Lesbros "Chanteuse in Blue" from Le Bébé De Brigitte (Lost In Translation) (AUM Fidelity) 1:30:15
- Monnette Sudler, Trapeta B. Mayson "Future Shaman" from This Is How We Get Through (MSM Records) 1:39:16
- William Parker "A Great Day to Be Dead" from Migration of Silence into and out of the Tone World (Centering Records) 1:51:53
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