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- Sonny Rollins "Easy Living" from Easy Living (Milestone) 6:09
- Don Macdonald "Sonny's Bridge" from Short Stories (Don Macdonald) 3:45
- [excerpt] Adam Hopkins "Chemiluminescence" from Crickets (Out of Your Head) 1:26
- [excerpt] Kwan/Pauly/Shaw "Range of the Mother" from Lunches of the Week (Out of Your Head) 7:18
- [excerpt] Shelter Collective (feat. Peni Candra Rini) "Improvisations 4" from Improvisations 1 (Out of Your Head) 8:07
- [excerpt] Caroline Davis and Duston Carlson "Asphalt Didact" from Sprites (Out of Your Head) 3:43
- [excerpt] Gray/Pirog/Ballou "Part 3" from Live at FEMA (Out of Your Head) 5:14
- Kwan/Pauly/Shaw "Entirely Unfed" from Lunches of the Week (Out of Your Head) 4:45
- Shelter Collective (feat. Peni Candra Rini) "Improvisations 1" from Improvisations (Out of Your Head) 5:51
- Caroline Davis and Dustin Carlson "C.A.D." from Sprites (Out of Your Head) 4:16
- Gray/Pirog/Ballou "Part 4" from Live at FEMA (Out of Your Head) 6:55
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