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Michael Blake, Ben Wendel, Bjork and Others
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- Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Wally Cirillo "Smog L.A." from Explorations (Fresh Sound) 1:04
- The VJE "Studio J" from All In (Self-Produced) 4:11
- Alex Weitz "Odyssey" from Rule of Thirds (Outside In Music) 10:04
- Host Speaks 14:19
- Max Light "Henceforth" from Henceforth (SteepleChase) 16:12
- Jeff Coffin "Sweet Magnolias" from Look For Water (Ear Up) 23:59
- Host Speaks 29:04
- Harold McNair "The Hipster" from Impressed 2 with Gilles Peterson (Universal) 31:25
- Peter Lin "A Path To Understanding" from New Age Old Ways (Self-Produced) 35:56
- Swingadelic "Jeannine" from The Other Duke: Tribute to Duke Pearson (Zoho) 40:28
- Host Speaks 45:45
- Michael Blake "Prune Pluck Pangloss" from Dance of the Mystic Bliss (P&M) 47:17
- Dave Douglas "Agnus Dei" from Secular Psalms (Greenleaf Music) 55:08
- Host Speaks 59:51
- Bjork "It's Oh So Quiet" from Post (Elektra) 1:00:40
- Rigmor Gustafsson "Twist In My Sobriety" from Come Home (ACT) 1:04:16
- Hailey Brinnel "Walk Between Raindrops" from Beautiful Tomorrow (Outside In Music) 1:08:34
- Host Speaks 1:11:50
- Alex Coke and Carl Michel Sextet "Again" from Emergence (PlayOn) 1:13:26
- Zach Brock/Matt Ulery/Jon Deitemyer "Nightshade" from Wonderment (Woolgathering) 1:19:18
- Host Speaks 1:25:47
- Bobby Few "Enomis" from Lights and Shadows (Boxholder) 1:27:44
- Brad Mehldau "Dear Prudence" from Largo (Warner Brothers) 1:32:55
- Host Speaks 1:38:19
- Ben Wendel "Throughout" from All One (Edition) 1:39:16
- Javier Nero Jazz Orchestra "Nostalgic Haiku" from Kemet (The Black Land) (Outside In Music) 1:45:59
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Title" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:53:22
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