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Kris Davis Trio, Trumpeter Giveton Gelin, Steve Swallow's latest + Poet Anne Waldman, Thurston Moore and James Ilgenfritz set Willam S. Burroughs' Cut Ups to Music
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Agneya Chitke " Naima" from Agneya (Self-Produced) 00:13
- Kris Davis "Congestion Pricing" from Lost In Geneva (4166 Records) 05:41
- Host Speaks 13:54
- Saul Williams "Baobab Constellations (feat. Carlos Niño)" from Leap Life (Big Dada) 15:26
- Marta Warelis "Alternate Endings" from Still Life with Lemons (Relative Pitch) 21:44
- Host Speaks 32:32
- Justus Eichhorn "Etude in G Minor-Carl Czerny (Arr. Eichhorn from Op. 740 No. 14 )" from The Source (Deutsche Grammophon) 34:40
- Anne Waldman/Thurston Moore/James Ilgenfritz "Fading Violins of Autumn" from The Travel Agency is on Fire (Infrequent Seams) 35:36
- Anna Webber/Adam O'Farrill/Elias Stemeseder/Lesley Mok "Fizz" from Shimmer Wince (Intakt) 38:42
- Julian Davis Reid "Not Home Yet" from Mercy We Need (Too Lost) 50:12
- Host Speaks 56:20
- Sarah Pillow "Tonight at Noon" from Wanderer (Buckyball) 59:39
- Giveton Gelin "Blue Hole" from Island Dreamer: III of III (Island Dreamer) 1:03:09
- Leigh Pilzer/Paul Bratcher "Just Another Pretty Song" from Keep Holding On (Strange Woman) 1:10:20
- Host Speaks 1:15:41
- Jerry Z " Bebop" from Break Allegro (Drawbar) 1:17:36
- Camille Thurman "NaqoyqatsiPrimacy of Number" from Philip Glass for Cello (Deutsche Grammophon) 1:23:37
- Steve Swallow "Nine" from Winter Songs (ECM ) 1:27:42
- Host Speaks 1:32:16
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