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Kaisa's Machine, Wayne Shorter, and Michael Bisio
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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
- The Stryker/Slagle Band "Convergence" from Keeper (Panorama) 00:53
- Christina Dahl Trio "Forever" from Now is Now (Storyville) 7:02
- Lucas Pino "Moonstone" from Covers (Outside In) 10:50
- Host Speaks 15:06
- Kaisa's Machine "Origin Story" from Moving Parts (Greenleaf Music) 16:48
- Joe Fielder Trio 2.0 "Bird Song" from Dragon Suite (Multiphonics) 22:32
- Dave Brubeck Quartet "Zen is When" from Jazz Impressions of Japan (Columbia) 28:10
- Host Speaks 31:00
- Wayne Shorter "Zero Gravity to the 15th Dimension" from Celebration Volume 1 (Blue Note) 33:31
- Host Speaks 45:16
- Aubrey Johnson & Randy Ingram "Olha Maria" from Play Favorites (Sunnyside) 45:39
- Natalie Cressman & Ian Faquini "Auburn Whisper" from Auburn Whisper (Cressman Music) 51:18
- Claire Martin "Jive" from Secret Love (Linn) 56:00
- Host Speaks 59:03
- Mitch Towne "Refuge" from Refuge (Cross Towne) 1:00:45
- The New Gary Burton Quartet "The Lookout" from Guided Tour (Mack Avenue) 1:08:05
- Host Speaks 1:13:56
- Michael Bisio Quartet "I Fall In Love Too Easily" from MBefore (Tao Forms) 1:15:15
- Jenny Scheinman "With Sea Lions" from All Species Parade (Royal Potato Family) 1:24:10
- Host Speaks 1:29:01
- Sweet Megg "In a Sentimental Mood" from Bluer Than Blue (Turtle Bay) 1:30:52
- Owen Broder "Ballade for the Very Sad and Very Tired Lotus Eaters" from Hodges: Front and Center. Vol. 1 (Outside In) 1:35:06
- Host Speaks 1:39:18
- Pigpen "V as in Victim" from V as in Victim (Avant) 1:40:14
- Geri Allen "Just For A Thrill" from Timeless Portraits and Dreams (Telarc) 1:48:36
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:52:52
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