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John Hollenbeck, Michael Attias & Nordic Artists
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- Albert Ayler Reawakened "Ghosts" from Albert Ayler Reawakened (Eclipse Music) 00:00
- Host speaks 04:06
- Albert Ayler Reawakened "Angels" from Albert Ayler Reawakened (Eclipse Music) 06:35
- Albert Ayler Reawakened "Vaarat Vastukset" from Albert Ayler Reawakened (Eclipse Music) 16:53
- Paul Dunmall "The Past" from Red Hot Ice (Discus) 24:04
- Host speaks 30:04
- Michael Attias "Manners" from Quartet Music Volume II: Kardamon Fall (Out Of Your Head) 32:02
- Anna Webber Simple Trio "Foray" from SimpleTrio2000 (Intakt) 40:46
- Sylvie Courvoisier "Soliloquizing (For Wadada Leo Smith)" from To Be Other-Wise (Intakt) 49:09
- Host speaks 56:03
- Insomnia Brass Band "Mountain Motian" from Crooked Alligator (Tiger Moon) 58:36
- Insomnia Brass Band "Sunday Song" from Crooked Alligator (Tiger Moon) 1:03:26
- Marie Kruttli Trio "L'Envolee" from Scoria (Intakt) 1:06:18
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis "The First Question" from The True Story Of Bears (Imani) 1:10:49
- Host speaks 1:17:13
- Dennis Gonzalez Legacy Band "Document For Walt Dickerson" from Live At The Texas Theatre (Astral Spirits) 1:21:02
- Dennis Gonzalez Legacy Band "Song For A Singer" from Live At The Texas Theatre (Astral Spirits) 1:31:09
- Anna Webber Simple Trio "Slingshot" from SimpleTrio2000 (Intakt) 1:40:50
- Host speaks 1:46:34
- John Hollenbeck "Cool Code" from Colouring Hockets (Flexatonic) 1:49:04
- D.D. Jackson "I Call" from Poetry Project (Self-released) 1:57:41
- Francisco Pacha Davila, Gonçalo Almeida & Vasco Furtado "Contradiction" from Illusions And Lamentations (Phonogram Unit) 2:02:40
- Host speaks 2:11:23
- Unionen "Den Grimme Elling" from Unionen (WeJazz) 2:13:30
- Nacka Forum "Jemeel" from Peaceful Piano (Moserobie) 2:18:54
- Host speaks 2:28:13
- Hot Heros "Halla" from Kammin Jaaretti (Puro Recordings) 2:30:00
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