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Jeff Parker, Pascal Le Boeuf, and Franz Koglmann
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- The Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Nacka Forum "Brickjuice" from Nacka Forum (Moserobie) 00:54
- Billy Mohler "Evolution" from Ultraviolet (Contagious Music) 8:57
- Host Speaks 13:26
- Pascal Le Boeuf "Ritual Being, Pt. 1" from Ritual Being (SoundSpore) 14:47
- Antoine Drye "The Peacocks" from Retreat to Beauty (Cellar Music) 21:31
- Host Speaks 28:49
- Vijay Iyer "Black and Tan Fantasy" from Solo (ACT) 31:12
- Andrew Hill "Divine Revelation" from A Beautiful Day (Palmetto) 35:58
- Host Speaks 44:10
- Darren Johnston "Wild Awake" from Wild Awake (Diskonife) 45:07
- Zeno De Rossi "Mob Job" from Sultry (Splasc(h)) 52:02
- Ember "Easy Win" from August in March (Imani) 56:14
- Host Speaks 58:43
- Jeff Parker "Go Away" from Suite for Max Brown (International Anthem) 1:01:15
- Harry Miller's Isipingo "Dancing Damon" from Full Steam Ahead (Reel) 1:06:12
- Host Speaks 1:15:50
- Chico Hamilton Quintet "Theme for a Starlet" from Truth (Fresh Sound) 1:17:15
- Franz Koglmann "The Short Life of Barbara Monk" from Orte Der Geometrie (Hat Art) 1:19:57
- Host Speaks 1:31:43
- Bill Frisell "Wonderland" from Sign of Life (Savoy) 1:33:53
- Sara Serpa & André Matos "Carlos" from Night Birds (Robalo) 1:37:06
- Host Speaks 1:41:13
- Bill Evans Trio "In Love In Vain" from Moon Beams (Riverside) 1:41:58
- Gabriel Espinosa "Amelia" from Bossas and Boleros (Zoho) 1:46:58
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:53:57
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