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Mal Waldron, Bria Skonberg, and James Blood Ulmer (RIP)
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- Andrew Hill "Cantarnos" from Black Fire (Blue Note) 00:00
- Paul Hecht "Wayne" from Pyrography II (ears&eyes) 4:54
- Host Speaks 13:14
- Benji Kaplan "Bryant Park" from Chorando Sete Cores (Big Apple Batucuda) 14:32
- Sarah Wilson "Incandescence" from Incandescence (Brass tonic) 17:35
- Jonathan Suazo "Si no fuera por tu amor" from Ricano Vol. 2—Fruto de Mi Corazon (Miel Music) 23:01
- Host Speaks 27:39
- Odyssey the Band "Open Doors" from Back In Time (Pi) 30:10
- James Blood Ulmer "Eviction" from In and Out (In+Out) 36:19
- James Blood Ulmer "Where Did All The Girls Come From" from Birthright (Hyena) 40:28
- Host Speaks 45:33
- Christine Fawson "You Don't Know What Love Is" from It Could Happen To You (Self-Produced) 46:12
- Bria Skonberg "Brotherhood of Man" from Brass (Cellar Music) 52:12
- Host Speaks 57:08
- Michael Formanek "AKA the Stinger" from New Digs (Intakt) 58:56
- Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band "Water" from Incarnadine (Self-Produced) 1:06:22
- Host Speaks 1:12:06
- Michel Gentile Flow "Solitdaire" from Light of Day (Connection Works) 1:12:55
- Lee Konitz "Sometime Ago" from Satori (Milestone) 1:18:21
- Host Speaks 1:25:46
- Mal Waldron "Fire Waltz" from Stardust & Starlight at the Jazz Showcase (Resonance) 1:28:14
- Host Speaks 1:39:24
- Ben Markley Big Band "Tuesday Morning Feeling" from Tuesday Morning Feeling (OA2) 1:39:47
- Leigh Pilzer "When It's Gone" from Keep Holding On (Strange Woman) 1:46:29
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:52:37
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