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Marilyn Crispell/Harvey Sorgen, The Young Mothers & B.B. King
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- B.B. King "Blue Monk/Caldonia" from In France Live At The 1977 Nancy Pulsations Festival (Elemental) 00:00
- B.B. King "Sweet Little Angel" from In France Live At The 1977 Nancy Pulsations Festival (Elemental) 04:49
- Host speaks 11:59
- Natsuki Tamura, Satoko Fujii & Ramon Lopez}} "Sparkling Water" from Yama Kawa Umi (Not Two) 15:18
- Anna Webber Simple Trio "Five Eateries In New England" from SimpleTrio2000 (Intakt) 21:43
- Marie Kruttli Trio "The Rational Plan" from Scoria (Intakt) 29:43
- Host speaks 32:58
- The Young Mothers "Better If You Let It" from Better If You Let It (Sonic Transmissions) 35:20
- Jason Stein Trio "Cold Water" from Anchors (Tao Forms) 45:55
- Marius Zeeberg "Appropriately" from Garage Sale (Self-released) 52:25
- Host speaks 57:59
- Andrew Hill "Bellezza" from A Beautiful Day Revisited (Palmetto) 1:01:27
- Mike Chillingworth Quartet "Friday The Thirteenth" from Friday The Thirteenth (Ubuntu) 1:10:02
- Dan Pitt Quintet "27 Hours" from Horizontal Depths (Self-released) 1:16:43
- Host speaks 1:22:23
- Marilyn Crispell & Harvey Sorgen "Borders" from Forest (Fundacja Sluchaj) 1:24:32
- Nano Brothers "Mind Positivity" from Ascend Flowers (Klaeng) 1:30:07
- Immanuel Wilkins "Lighthouse" from The 7th Hand (Blue Note) 1:33:57
- Vehicle/Passenger "Third Class Citizen" from Live In Amsterdam (Vrijeti) 1:41:26
- Rob Mazurek Exploding Star Orchestra "Black River" from Live At The Adler Planetarium (International Anthem) 1:48:24
- Host speaks 1:55:35
- Steve Coleman & Five Elements "Of Many Turns" from Poly Tropos/Of Many Turns (Pi Recordings) 1:56:55
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