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Luke Stewart Silt Trio, John Escreet, Natsuki Tamura/Jim Black & Matt Pavolka
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- Bag Of Bones "Onwards & Upwards" from No One Gets Saved (577 Records) 00:00
- Host speaks 04:22
- Luke Stewart Silt Trio "Dudu" from Unknown Rivers (Pi Recordings) 06:06
- Simon Lucaciu Trio "Bird Of Prophets" from STRG+X (Hat Hut Ezzthetics) 19:00
- Tiziano Tononi "Water Protectors" from The Winter Counts (We'll Still Be Here) (Felmay) 25:48
- Host speaks 32:56
- Matt Pavolka Band "Vile, In The Sunshine Crawling" from Disciplinary Architecture (Sunnyside) 34:39
- Luke Stewart Silt Trio "Unknown Rivers" from Unknown Rivers (Pi Recordings) 44:41
- Satoko Fujii Trio "Gentle Slope" from Jet Black (Libra) 49:09
- Host speaks 58:31
- Natsuki Tamura & Jim Black "Quiet City" from NatJim (Libra) 1:00:10
- Tomeka Reid Quartet "Turning Inward/Sometimes You Just Have To Run With It" from 3+3 (Cuneiform) 1:06:08
- Host speaks 1:21:17
- Soren Norbo, Wadada Leo Smith & Kresten Osgood "Om Det Slutter" from Dét, Som Ikke Kan Kaldes Tilbage (Ilk Records) 1:23:08
- Russ Lossing & King Vulture "Cloned Again" from Alternate Side Parking Music (Aqua Piazza) 1:30:51
- Who Trio "The Mooche" from Strell (Clean Feed) 1:36:29
- Host speaks 1:43:44
- Bo van de Graaf "Paprika Endorphina" from Oneway Ticket To Tibet (IC Disc) 1:45:43
- John Escreet Quartet "Trouble And Activity" from The Epicenter Of Your Dreams (Blue Room Music) 1:52:44
- Host speaks 1:59:41
- Bill Frisell "Lookout For Hope" from Orchestras (Blue Note) 2:01:36
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