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Music from the Branford Marsalis Quartet, Belgian trombonist Nabou Claerhout, Omar Sosa's latest
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Nabou Claerhout "Flux Bloom" from Indigo (Edition) 00:20
- Jakob Bro /Wadada Leo Smith/Marcus Gilmore "Imagine the Fire and Flames that Lights Up the Light World" from Murasaki (Loveland) 6:26
- Host Speaks 14:48
- Eva Novoa "From Left to Right" from Eva Novoa-Novoa /Kamaguchi/Cleaver Trio Volume 2 (577) 16:11
- Branford Marsalis "Solstice" from Belonging (Blue Note) 20:05
- Betty Accorsi "Into the Forest" from Nature Prints (Self-Produced) 34:20
- Joe Westerlund "Elegy (for OLAibi)" from Curiosities from the Shift (Psychic Hotline) 40:37
- Host Speaks 49:07
- Emma Rawicz "A Portrait of Today" from Inkyra (ACT) 50:28
- Sessa "Gestos Naturais" from Pequena Vertigem de Amor (Mexican Summer) 56:52
- Kate Wyatt Trio "Murmurations" from Murmurations (Self-Produced) 1:01:43
- Omar Sosa "Telling That Story" from Sendas (Ota) 1:07:48
- Eunhye Jeong "The Latitudinal Bands" from End of Time KM 53 Project Volume 1 (577) 1:14:27
- Freddie Hubbard" Crisis" from On Fire: Live from the Blue Morocco (Resonance) 1:21:05
- Host Speaks 1:26:04
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