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Jazz and Poetry: Benjamin Boone, Laurence Hobgood, Jane Ira Bloom, Matt Wilson
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- Host Intro 0:00
- Benjamin Boone and Philip Levine "Soloing" from The Poetry Of Jazz Volume 1 (Origin) 2:32
- Benjamin Boone and Philip Levine "Call It Music" from The Poetry of Jazz. Volume 1 (Origin) 10:41
- Host speaks 16:44
- Robert Pinsky, Laurence Hobgood duo "Samurai Song" from Poemjazz (Circumstantial) 18:54
- Robert Pinsky, Laurence Hobgood duo "Sayings of the Old" from House Hour / Poemjazz II (Circumstantial) 21:21
- Robert Pinsky, Laurence Hobgood duo "Funny" from House Hour / Poemjazz II (Circumstantial) 24:21
- Host speaks 26:49
- Steve Swallow, Robert Creeley "Ambition" from So There (XtraWatt 12) 27:23
- Steve Swallow, Robert Creeley "Sad Advice" from So There (XtraWatt 12) 29:23
- Host speaks 32:25
- Jane Ira Bloom Quintet "Alone & In a Circumstance" from Wild Lines: Improvising Emily Dickinson (Outline) 34:20
- Jane Ira Bloom Quintet "Bright Wednesday" from Wild Lines: Improvising Emily Dickinson (Outline) 40:17
- Host speaks 42:01
- Matt Wilson Quintet with Christian McBride "Anywhere and Everywhere People" from Honey And Salt -Music Inspired By The Poetry Of Carl Sandburg (Palmetto Records) 42:32
- Matt Wilson Quintet with Jack Black "Snatch of Sliphorn Jazz" from Honey and Salt—Music Inspired by the Poetry of Carl Sandburg (Palmetto Records) 46:26
- Matt Wilson Quintet with John Scofield "We Must Be Polite" from Honey And Salt -Music Inspired by the Poetry of Carl Sandburg (Palmetto Records) 49:54
- Host speaks 53:38
- David Murray, Jamaaladeen Tacuma Quintet "Yes We Can" from Rendezvous Suite (Jazzwerkstatt) 54:34
- Host Outro 57:18
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