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Kris Davis Trio, Propulsion and Porchbone
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- Porchbone "# Two" from Porchbone (Driff) 00:00
- Host speaks 06:23
- Porchbone "# One" from Porchbone (Driff) 07:51
- Laura Jurd & Paul Dunmall "Toddle-Oddle" from Fanfares & Freedom (Discus) 14:48
- Welf Dorr Unit "Left Alone" from Blood (Chant) 20:29
- Host speaks 27:53
- Adam O'Farrill "Hueso" from Hueso (Food) 30:32
- Linda Sikhakhane "Ecako" from Iladi (Blue Note) 36:28
- Nduduzo Makhathini "Umlayez'oPhuthumayo" from jNomkhublwane (Blue Note) 41:34
- Ndabo Zulu "Isgelke" from The African Symphony (Self-released) 46:03
- Host speaks 56:02
- Stephen Gauci, Adam Lane & Kevin Shea "#1" from Live At Scholes Street Studio (Gauci Music) 57:35
- Sonny Sharrock "Many Mansions" from Ask The Ages (Axiom) 1:06:02
- William Parker, Jon Irabagon & Andrew Barker "For Goya" from Bakunawa (Out Of Your Head) 1:15:30
- Lina Allemano's Ohrenschmaus "Heartstrings" from Flip Side (Lumo) 1:25:17
- Host speaks 1:29:56
- Kris Davis Trio "Run The Gauntlet" from Run The Gauntlet (Pyroclastic) 1:32:22
- Jason Stein "Crystalline" from Anchors (Tao Forms) 1:46:17
- The WHO Trio "Angelica/Reimagining #6" from Live At Jazz Festival Willisau 2023 (Auricle) 1:53:40
- Host speaks 1:58:36
- Soren Skov "Reflections Of Rif" from Adrift (Frederiksburg) 2:00:04
- Allison Miller's Flux "The Wayward Line" from Tomorrow Land (Enja Yellowbird) 2:09:10
- Pedro Melo Alves "March 4, 2022" from Condundrum Volume 1 (Clean Feed) 2:18:30
- Host speaks 2:24:28
- Propulsion "Egression" from Propulsion (Aerophonic) 2:28:14
- Fred Moten, Brandon Lopez & Gerald Cleaver "The Abolition Of Art, The Abolition Of Freedom, The Abolition Of You And Me" from Fred Moten (Reading Group) 2:41:56
- Host speaks 2:50:22
- Katie Webster "The Mountains Are Weeping" from Within The Garden We Planted (Self-released) 2:52:21
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