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Meditations on Crime, Miles Okazaki, Kurt Elling, Maggie Jean Martin
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Meditations on Crime, King Khan, Sun Ra Arkestra "We the People of the Myths" We the People of the Myths—Single (Anti-Fragile Music) 0:16
- Host talks 5:30
- Miles Okazaki "I'll Build a World" Thisness (Pi Recordings) 7:28
- Host talks 17:24
- Kurt Elling "Lonely Avenue" SuperBlue—The London Sessions (Edition) 18:49
- OWL Trio feat. Kurt Elling "Life of the Party" Life of the Party [Re-issue] (Newvelle) 23:43
- Host talks 29:45
- Steve Cardenas, Ben Allison, Ted Nash "Lawns" Healing Power—The Music of Carla Bley (Sunnyside) 30:38
- Jeanne Michard "Fuerte" Songes transatlantiques (Parallel) 36:56
- Host talks 39:28
- Chet Doxas "You Can't Take It with You" You Can't Take It with You (Whirlwind) 40:31
- Randal Despommier, Ben Monder "Toka Voka Oka Boka" A Midsummer Odyssey: the Music of Lars Gullin (Sunnyside) 49:00
- Host talks 53:02
- Maggie Jean Martin "Never Blue" Never Blue—Single (Self-released) 54:34
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