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John Clayton, Alan Braufman, and New Jazz Underground
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- Henry Threadgill Sextet "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Dave Stryker "Taxi Driver" from Stryker with Strings Goes to the Movies (Strikezone) 00:54
- Cedar Walton "When Love is New" from Manhattan Afternoon (Criss Cross) 7:07
- Host Speaks 14:26
- Quinsin Nachoff "Cracks" from Patterns from Nature (Whirlwind) 15:43
- Joe Rosenberg Ensemble "Marshland" from Marshland (Quark) 25:51
- Host Speaks 29:43
- John Clayton "Some Other Time" from The Two-o Duo Project (ArtistShare) 32:07
- Ron Carter & Yotam Silberstein "Blues for Brother Malone" from Duets (Jojo) 35;56
- New Jazz Underground "Sidetracked" from Hoodies (Artwork) 40:22
- Host Speaks 45:15
- Jaimie Branch "Borealis Dancing" from Fly or Die Fly or Die Fly or Die ((world war)) (International Anthem) 46:44
- New England Jazz Collaborative "Green Turtle Strut" from Tributaries (ACP) 53:45
- Host Speaks 59:52
- Alan Braufman "Infinite Love Infinite Tears" from Infinite Love Infinite Tears (Valley of Sound) 1:01:15
- Bob Feldman "Thirty J" from Triplicity (One Soul) 1:06:24
- Tiziana Ghiglioni "Freedom Jazz Dance" from Spellbound (yvp Music) 1:12:15
- Host Speaks 1:15:42
- George Haslam "Corner Meadow" from Level Two (SLAM) 1:18:28
- Michael Ragonese "Prelude" from Chasing Calm (Self-Produced) 1:26:13
- Host Speaks 1:32:57
- Columbia Icefield "We Say Goodbye Twice / Wildwood Flower" from A Silence Opens (Out of Your Head) 1:35:46
- Host Speaks 1:46:21
- The Modern Jazz Quartet "Django" from European Concert (Label M) 1:46:42
- Jeff Lederer "There's A Yearnin'" from There's A Yearnin' (Little (i) Music) 1:52:08
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:56:51
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