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Kirk Knuffke, Charles Lloyd, FIDOqrtet and More
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- Daniel Rosenboom "Obsidian Butterfly" from Absurd In The Anthropocene (Orenda) 00:00
- Host speaks 07:46
- Brian Groder Trio "Smoored" from Luminous Arcs (Latham) 10:06
- Forefront "Beautiful Agony" from Absentia (Auand) 18:13
- Anna Webber-Angela Morris Big Band "And It Rolled Right Down" from Both Are True (Greenleaf) 24:16
- Host speaks 30:51
- Danilo Gallo -Zeno De Rossi -Chris Speed "Beranche" from Midnight Lilacs (UR) 32:25
- Jim Black Trio "Very Query" from Reckon (Intakt) 38:30
- Harris Eisenstadt "Poschiavo 35" from Canada Day Quartet Live (Clean Feed) 42:54
- Host speaks 47:54
- FIDOqrtet "Hato" from FIDOqrtet (Enna) 50:33
- Nutria "Once Annual Elegy" from Meeting In Progress (Ears & Eyes) 59:37
- Host speaks 1:07:04
- Kirk Knuffke "Bright Light" from Arms And Hands (Royal Potato) 1:07:59
- Kirk Knuffke "Arms And Hands" from Arms And Hands (Royal Potato) 1:13:30
- Pierrick LeFranc "Passage" from Ex Novo Quartet (Orgo) 1:17:52
- Brian Groder Trio "Longer Than Sky" from Luminous Arcs (Latham) 1:24:55
- Host speaks 1:28:46
- Maluba Orchestra "Marcology" from Maluba Orchestra (Sundance) 1:29:47
- Dayna Stephens Trio "Ran" from Liberty (Contagious Music) 1:41:06
- Host speaks 1:46:19
- Satoko Fujii Orchestra New York "Everlasting" from Entity (Libra) 1:47:55
- Deep Ford "Hockneedle" from You May Cross Here (BMC) 1:58:58
- Host speaks 2:03:55
- Charles Lloyd "Dream Weaver" from 8: Kindred Spirits (Live From The Lobero) (Blue Note) 2:05:45
- Chicago Underground Quartet "All The Bells" from Good Days (Astral Spirits) 2:26:35
- Host speaks 2:30:30
- FIDOqrtet "Terramoto" from FIDOqrtet (Enna) 2:30:48
- Tim Berne & Snakeoil "The Fantastic Mrs 10" from The Fantastic Mrs. 10 (Intakt) 2:38:01
- Host speaks 2:50:35
- Brian Groder & Burton Greene "Only The Now" from Groder & Greene (Latham) 2:51:59
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