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McCoy Tyner, Joe Henderson, Sara Serpa and Altus
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- Meshell Ndegeocello" Tsunami Rising" from No More Water The Gospel of James Baldwin (Blue Note) 0:00
- Host Speaks 8:04
- Meshell Ndegeocello "On The Mountain" No More Water: The Gospel of James Baldwin (Blue Note) 9:03
- Meshell Ndegeocello "Baldwin Manifesto 1" No More Water : The Gospel of James Baldwin (Blue Note) 15:02
- Derek Bermel " Migration Series: II After a Lynching" from Derek Bermel Migration Series Mar de Setembro & A Shout a Whisper and a Trace (Naxos) 15:46
- Derek Bermel " Migration Series_IV Riots and Moon Shines Interlude No. 3" from Derek Bermel: Migration Series Mar de Setembro & A Shout a Whisper and a Trace (Naxos) 20:42
- Julieta Eugenio" Trapped" from Stay (Self Produced) 24:00
- Miles Okazaki "A Clean Slate" from Miniature America (Cygnus Recordings) 30:23
- Host Speaks 32:07
- Sara Serpa "Things Must Move Quickly" from Encounters and Collisions (Biophilia) 33:55
- Brian Lynch "Sympathetic Vibrations" from 7X7BY7 (Holistic Musicworks) 37:42
- Ayumi Ishito "Hot Summer Nightmares" from Music from Roboquarians Vol. 1 (577) 44:44
- Host Speaks 50:42
- Joe Melnicove" No Applause" from You Is You (577) 51:55
- Miki Yamanaka "Dark Side Light Side" from Chance (Cellar) 57:23
- Alexi Tuomarila "Towards Dark Light" from Departing the Wasteland (Edition) 1:06:26
- Altus " Revolt" from Mythos (Biophilia) 1:13:11
- Host Speaks 1:15:30
- McCoy Tyner Joe Henderson"The Believer" from Forces of Nature: Live at Slugs (Blue Note) 1:19:48
- Host Speaks 1:29:53 McCoy Tyner Joe Henderson "Taking Off" from Forces of Nature: Live at Slugs (Blue Note) 1:30:52
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