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John Coltrane, Dave Liebman and Others
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- Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Cyrus Nabipoor "Huckleberry Madness" from Live At The Marigny Opera House (Self-Produced) 00:54
- Dave Liebman Expansions "Mr. Day" from Selflessness: The Music of John Coltrane (Dot Time) 5:10
- Host Speaks 12:51
- Keshav Batish - Sitar, Tabla "Let Go" from Binaries In Cycle (Woven Strands Productions) 14:23
- Eric Dolphy "G. W." from The Best of Eric Dolphy (Prestige) 21:33
- Host Speaks 29:29
- Laura Lee "Cogitation" from Queen of Cups (Ears & Eyes) 31:03
- Archie Shepp and Mal Waldron "Lady Sings The Blues" from Left Alone Revisited (Synergy) 36:25
- Alyssa Allgood "Enclosure" from What Tomorrow Brings (Cellar Live) 39:54
- Host Speaks 43:12
- Dennis Gonzalez's Spirit Meridian "Dust" from Idle Wild (Clean Feed) 44:22
- Anthony Ortega Trio "Hot House" from Scattered Clouds (Hatology) 53:10
- Host Speaks 57:45
- Matthew Stevens "Ambler" from Pittsburgh (Whirlwind) 1:00:59
- Dan Rose/Claudine Francois "Ladies in Mercedes" from New Leaves (Ride Symbol) 1:04:08
- The Reese Project "Meditation" from Eastern Standard Time (In The Groove) 1:08:53
- Host Speaks 1:14:55
- Miles Davis and John Coltrane "Byre Bye Blackbird" from The Final Tour (Columbia) 1:17:14
- Host Speaks 1:31:10
- Dave Brubeck Quartet "To Sit and Dream" from London Flat, London Sharp (Telarc) 1:33:08
- Yoko Miwa Trio "The Rainbirds" from Songs of Joy (Ubuntu) 1:38:11
- Host Speaks 1:44:42
- Ranee Lee "'Tis Autumn" from Seasons of Love (Justin Time) 1:45:29
- Al Hibbler "Autumn Winds" from After The Lights Go Down Low (Atlantic) 1:53:20
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:32
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