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Michael Bisio, Fred Moten/Brandon Lopez & Rainer Brüninghausen
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- William Parker "Cornmeal Dance" from Raining On The Moon (AUM Fidleity) 00:00
- Host speaks 08:48
- Michael Bisio "Going Home Amazing Grace" from NumBQ (Mahakala Music) 11:55
- Darius Jones "We Inside Now" from Legend Of E'Boi (AUM Fidelity) 19:01
- Jacob Wick "Lit" from (Ropeadope) 27:05
- Host speaks 34:22
- Timo Lassy " African Rumble" from Live In Helsinki (We Jazz) 36:24
- Chicago Edge Ensemble "Neo Tribalism" from Paradoxes In Freedom (Lizard Breath) 46:02
- Fred Moten & Brandon Lopez "#6" from Revision (Tao Forms) 54:51
- Host speaks 1:01:06
- Fred Moten & Brandon Lopez "#11" from Revision (Tao Forms) 1:02:32
- Julia Hulsmann Quartet "Trick" from Under The Surface (ECM) 1:08:39
- Bugpowder "Song For Che" from Cage Tennis (TryTone) 1:14:21
- Dwight Trible/Cosmic Vibrations "How Long" from Pathways & Passages (Spiritmuse) 1:20:41
- Host speaks 1:27:57
- Natsuki Tamura & Keiji Haino "What Happened There? Part Two" from What Happened There? (Libra) 1:30:05
- The Exu "Waffles" from The Exu (Discus) 1:38:05
- Joshua White Quartet "The Ignoble Parody Of Modernity/West" from 13 Short Stories (Fresh Sound New Talent) 1:42:33
- Host speaks 1:45:54
- Rainer Brüninghausen "Stufen" from Freigeweht (ECM) 1:52:29
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