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Mike Westbrook 1936 - 2026 & More
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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
- Melissa Aldana "Imagenes" from Filin (Blue Note) 1:14
- Paul Hecht "Femme R" from Pyrography (ears&eyes) 5:44
- Host Speaks 13:58
- Jamie Baum "Seven Sides to the Story" from Sight Unheard (GM) 15:11
- Alex Beltran "Bird Dance" from Rift (Calligram) 22:32
- Host Speaks 28:26
- Mike Westbrook Orchestra "On Duke's Birthday 1" from On Duke's Birthday (Hatology) 31:11
- Host Speaks 47:24
- Joshua Achiron "The Pain That Hurts" from Climbing (Calligram) 48:01
- Chico Hamilton "Blues Suite" from Man From Two Worlds (Impulse) 55:29
- Host Speaks 58:53
- Curtis Amy / Dupree Bolton "Katanga!" from Katanga! (Pacific Jazz) 1:01:12
- Rob Garcia "River" from Sizzle Ensemble (Connection Works) 1:04:16
- Dave Stryker "Every Dark St." from Blue Fire—The Van Gelder Session (Strikezone) 1:10:20
- Host Speaks 1:15:08
- Mike Westbrook "Love and Understanding" from Love and Understanding—Citadel/Room 315 Sweden '74 (My Only Desire) 1:17:33
- Graham Bond "Wade in the Water" from Wade in the Water (Repertoire) 1:26:44
- Host Speaks 1:29:18
- Kate Westbrook / Mike Westbrook "September Song" from Stage Set (ASC) 1:32:24
- Susanne Abbuehl "Seven / somewhere i have never travelled, gladly beyond" from April (ECM) 1:38:20
- Alexis Parsons "Easy to Love" from Alexis (New Artists) 1:41:52
- Host Speaks 1:47:05
- Conrad Herwig "Search for Peace (excerpt)" from The Latin Side of McCoy Tyner (Savant) 1:47:39
- Mike Westbrook "William Tell Overture V" from Westbrook—Rossini (Hatology) 1:51:35
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla/The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:53
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