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Miles Davis, Ben Sidran, Max Roach & Isaiah J. Thompson
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- Isaiah J. Thompson "The Cakewalk Dilemma" The Book of Isaiah: Modern Jazz Ministry (Mack Avenue) 0:00
- Host talks 5:45
- Gerry Mulligan "Lonesome Boulevard" Nocturne (Red Records) 7:29
- Michika Fukumori "There is Always Light" Eternity and a Day (Summit Records) 12:18
- Host talks 16:58
- Miles Davis "The Theme" Live at Festival Mondial Du Jazz AntibesJuan-Les-Pins, FranceJuly 26, 1963 (Craft Recordings) 17:50
- Ben Sidran "Pardon Live in Paris at Sunside" Are We There Yet (Bonsai Music) 20:41
- Host talks 25:34
- Ben Webster "Reniassance Blues" Live at the Reniassance in Hollywood 1960 (Craft Recordings) 26:19
- Nicolas Ferron "Multiverse" Multiverse (Diese Onze Records) 32:04
- Host talks 38:21
- Max Roach "Jodie's Cha-Cha" Deeds Not Words Mono Mix (Craft Recordings) 39:22
- Mike Thompson "6th Avenue" 6th Avenue (Bespoke Jazz) 44:07
- Host talks 49:05
- Charles Mingus "Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams (Take 4)" Reincarnations (Candid) 49:38
- Host talks 52:33
- Dan Greenleaf "A Tree or a Cloud" Live at Ford Hall (Future Fields) 53:47
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