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Kevin Sun, Valerie June,Brandon Woody, Mina Choi with George Cables and Gustavo Cortinas
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- Valerie June "Calling My Spirit" from Owls, Omens, and Oracles (Concord) 0:00
- The Hot 8 Brass Band "Respect My Mind" from Big Tuba (Tru Thoughts) 2:00
- Ostara Project" Papa" from Roots (Rhea) 6:23
- Host Speaks 11:07
- History Dog "Field Recordings" from Root Systems (Otherly Love) 12:42
- Brandon Woody " Beyond The Reach Of Our Eyes" from For The Love Of It All (Blue Note) 18:34
- Ines Velasco " In The Tropical Night" from A Flash Of Cobalt Blue (Self Produced) 25:48
- Gustavo Cortiñas "The Man of Flesh and Bone" from The Crisis Knows No Borders (Desafio Candante) 31:07
- Host Speaks 37:52
- Zoh Amba "The Drop And The Sea" from Bhakti (Mahakala) 39:19
- Guillermo Gregorio Jeff Pearing Charley Sabatino " Every Cloud" from Directions+Destinations (577) 49:29
- Mina Choi George Cables " Dark Side Light Side" from Stories (Self Produced) 53:34
- Host Speaks 1:00:46
- Joe Fiedler " Pittsburghermeister" from Dragon Suite (Self Produced) 1:02:22
- Ana Nelson "Let the Light In" from Bridges (Self Produced) 1:07:48
- Nano Brothers " Copy Nature" from Ascend Flowers (Klaeng Records) 1:13:05
- Yelena Eckemoff" Waking up in Spring" from Adventures of the Wildflower (L&H) 1:20:24
- Finn Wiest "Aurora " from Aurora (Self Produced) 1:26:34
- Patricia Brennan "Convergences " from More Touch (Pyroclastic) 1:30:15
- Host Speaks 1:36:48
- Kevin Sun "Kierkegaardashian " from Quartets (Endectomorph) 1:40:20
- Kevin Sun "Elden Steps " from The Fate of the Tenor (Endectomorph) 1:42:24
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