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Mal Waldron, John Hollenbeck, and Daniel Hersog
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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
- John Hollenbeck "Canvas" from Songs I Like A Lot (Sunnyside) 1:02
- Mark Sherman "Hope" from One Step Closer (CAP) 6:24
- Dizzy Gillespie "My Old Flame" from Dizzy Gillespie and his Operatic Strings Orchestra (EmArcy) 11:12
- Host Speaks 14:31
- Jack Bruce "Things We Like" from Things We Like (Polydor) 16:01
- John Coltrane "Crescent" from Crescent (Impulse) 19:31
- Host Speaks 28:13
- Amancio D'Silva "What Maria Sees" from Konkan Dance (Vocalion) 38:29
- Jason Adasiewicz's Sun Rooms "Just Talkin' To Myself" from From The Region (Delmark) 38:29
- Host Speaks 44:53
- Daniel Hersog Jazz Orchestra "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" from Night Devoid of Stars (Cellar Music) 45:38
- Jay Anderson "Witchi-Tai-To" from Deepscape (SteepleChase) 53:27
- Host Speaks 1:00:11
- Bill Evans Trio "Stairway To The Stars" from Moon Beams (Riverside) 1:01:34
- Mark Murphy "Skylark / You Don't Know What Love Is" from Once To Every Heart (Verve) 1:06:22
- Duke Ellington "Chelsea Bridge" from 1941 (Classics) 1:12:35
- Host Speaks 1:15:37
- Mario Pavone Octet "Sequence" from Totem Blues (Knitting Factory) 1:17:06
- Trish Clowes "Blue Calm" from My Iris (Basho) 1:23:54
- Host Speaks 1:30:19
- Mal Waldron / Jeanne Lee "The Sea-gulls of Kristiansund" from Travellin' in Soul-Time (BVHAAST) 1:32:20
- Host Speaks 1:43:12
- Franz Koglmann "Der Gast" from Orte Der Geometrie (Hat Art) 1:44:00
- Jentsch Group No Net "Suburban Diaspora" from Topics in American History (Blue Schist) 1:48:10
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:27
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