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Lux Quartet, Warren Wolf, and Archie Shepp
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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
- Alchemy Sound Project "Dark Blue Residue" from Afrika Love (Self Produced) 00:53
- Altus "The Last Gift" from Mythos (Biophilia) 8:39
- Host Speaks 15:34
- Roy Haynes "How Deep Is The Ocean" from Love Letters (Columbia) 17:12
- Warren Wolf "Django" from History of the Vibraphone (Cellar Music) 23:41
- Host Speaks 29:33
- Randal Despommier "Saying Goodbye" from Dio C's (Outside In) 31:41
- Lux Quartet "The Wayward Line" from Tomorrowland (Enja) 35:21
- Host Speaks 44:56
- Archie Shepp "Sophisticated Lady" from The Long March (Hatology) 46:12
- Marc Ribot Trio "Sun Ship" from Live at the Village Vanguard (Pi) 51:42
- Host Speaks 58:59
- Philip Weberndoerfer "Suspense and Certainty" from Tides (Shifting Paradigm) 1:00:43
- Art Baden "Real People" from How Much Of It is Real (Rainy Days) 1:05:48
- Aruán Ortiz "From Montgomery to Memphis (to April 4th)" from Pastor's Paradox (Clean Feed) 1:14:20
- Don Byron New Gospel Quintet "It's My Desire" from Love, Peace and Soul (Savoy Jazz) 1:20:23
- Host Speaks 1:28:13
- Tom Johnson Jazz Orchestra "Simple Song" from Time Takes Odd Turns (Self Produced) 1:30:32
- Jamie Baum "In The Journey" from Moving Forward, Standing Still (OmniTone) 1:38:54
- Host Speaks 1:44:01
- Claudia Acuña "Eclipse de Luna" from Duo (Self Produced) 1:45:04
- Kitty Margolis "Evolution" from Evolution (Mad-Kat) 1:48:55
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:53:57
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