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Mary Halvorson, plus new music from Tarun Balani, Brandee Younger and Eduardo Elia
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- Olga Amelchenko "Howling Silence" from Howling Silence (Edition) 0:00
- Miles Davis "I See Your Face Before Me" from The Musings of Miles (Remastered) (Craft) 5:07
- Changamire" It's April" from Seeking Billie: The Unusual tribute to Billie Holiday (Sonnig) 9:50
- Host Speaks 13:06
- Eduardo Elia "II" from Desvikos (577) 15:11
- Mary Halvorson "Carved From" from About Ghosts (Nonesuch) 18:34
- 3 Cohens WDR Big Band " Naked Truth Pt. 2 Live" from Interaction (Anzic) 25:28
- Tarun Balani "Locusts Are Descending" from Kadahin Milandaasin Berthold 33:06
- Host Speaks 41:18
- Neta Raanan featuring Joel Ross "Mountain Voice" from Unforeseen Blossom Live In Brooklyn (Giant Step Arts) 43:41
- Miles Davis "Walkin'" from Walkin' (Craft) 56:10
- Brandee Younger "Gadabout Season" from Gadabout Season (Impulse) 59:37
- Kevin Sun " A Flower is a Lovesome Thing" from The Fate of the Tenor (Endectomorph) 1:14:20
- Host Speaks 1:23:18
- Interview with Kevin Sun 1:25:16
- Kevin Sun "That Lights a Star" from Quartets (Endectomorph) 1:53:53
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