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John Daversa, Eric Dolphy, and Jamie Baum
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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) 0:00
- Thelonious Monk "Monk's Mood" from Thelonious Himself (Riverside) 1:02
- The Fred Hersch Trio "Blackwing Palomino" from Sunday Night at the Vanguard (Palmetto) 8:53
- Host Speaks 14:59
- Eric Dolphy "Mandrake" from Musical Prophet: The Expanded 1963 New York Studio Sessions (Resonance) 16:37
- Earprint "School Days" from Earprint (Endectomorph Music) 21:27
- Jamie Baum Septet+ "The Meeting" from In This Life (Sunnyside) 26:05
- Host Speaks 30:44
- Mike Scott "Sol Minor" from Collecting Things (Self Produced) 33:28
- Lorne Lofsky "An Alterior Motif" from This Song Is New (Modica) 39:43
- Host Speaks 45:05
- Lookout Farm "The Iguana's Ritual" from Mosaic Select 12: David Liebman & Richie Beirach (Mosaic) 46:36
- Host Speaks 1:00:04
- Improvisational Arts Quintet "Ettenro Ocelamn" from No Compromise (Danjor) 1:01:45
- Enrique Haneine "The One Eleven Tale" from The Mind's Mural (Elegant Walk) 1:06:15
- Host Speaks 1:12:31
- John Daversa Jazz Orchestra "Seeing It Again for the First Time" from All Without Words: Variations Inspired by Loren (Tiger Turn) 1:14:27
- Yusef Lateef "Cry!-Tender" from New Jazz Original Jazz Classics Sampler (New Jazz) 1:22:04
- Host Speaks 1:28:01
- Lauren Lee "Windowsill" from Windowsill (Ears & Eyes) 1:30:07
- Alex Goodman "Still Life With Skull" from Impressions in Blue and Red (Outside In) 1:38:02
- Host Speaks 1:43:26
- Jakob Bro "Sound Flower" from Uma Elmo (ECM) 1:44:29
- Dan Rose/Claudine Francois "Yes I Do" from New Leaves (Ride Symbol) 1:50:15
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:39
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