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Leon Thomas, Ethel Waters, and Jason Kao Hwang
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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
- Myra Melford "Language" from Snowy Egret (Enja) 00:50
- Mark Zaleski Band "Katie's Song" from Days, Months, Years (Self Produced) 6:12
- Host Speaks 15:02
- Havard Stubo Quartet "Kenoot's Blues" from Way Up (Way Down) (Bolage) 16:30
- Remy LeBouef's Assembly of Shadows "New Beginnings" from Heartland Radio (Soundspore) 21:55
- Host Speaks 28:27
- Jason Kao Hwang "Worship, Whirling" from Burning Bridge (Innova) 30:11
- Host Speaks 43:44
- Roberto Magris "Love Came" from Love Is Passing Thru (Jmood) 45:04
- Ole Amund Gjersvik "Follow swallow" from A Voice From The Past (Acoustic) 52:04
- Host Speaks 58:19
- Dave Pietro "Gina" from Hypersphere (ArtistShare) 1:01:04
- Jason Yeager Septet "Now It's The Women's Turn" from Unstuck In Time: The Kurt Vonnegut Suite (Sunnyside) 1:07:02
- Host Speaks 1:14:21
- Keely Smith "Angel Eyes" from Keely Sings Sinatra (Concord) 1:16:04
- Tiziana Ghiglioni "Azure" from My Essential Ellington (Philology) 1:20:51
- Ethel Waters "Stormy Weather" from The Incomparable Ethel Waters (Columbia) 1:25:36
- Host Speaks 1:28:42
- Leon Thomas with the Gary Bartz Quintet "You Treat Me Like A Yo-Yo" from Precious Energy (Mapleshade) 1:30:51
- Sun Ra "Big City Blues" from The Singles (Evidence) 1:39:06
- Host Speaks 1:42:19
- David Sánchez "River Tales" from Travesia (Columbia) 1:43:34
- Bill O'Connell "Lake Road" from Triple Play Plus Three (Zoho) 1:49:17
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:02
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