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- Bill Frisell Kit Downes Andrew Cyrille "Este a Székelyeknél" from Breaking The Shell (Red Hook) 0:00
- Maria Grand "Canto Manta " from Reciprocity (Biophilia) 3:55
- SML "Feed The Birds" from Small Medium Large (International Anthem) 7:44
- Terry Gibbs " Softly as in a Morning Sunrise" from Vol. 7: The Lost Tapes, 1959 (Whaling City) 13:50
- Host Speaks 19:40
- Altus "The Last Gift" from Mythos (Biophilia) 21:26
- Jocelyn Gould "Early Bird" from Portrait of Right Now (Self Produced) 28:24
- John Chin "The Shimmering Veil" from Journey of Han (Jinsy) 34:11
- John Chin "The Next Thing" from Journey of Han (Jinsy) 35:52
- Sarah Bernadette "How Badly" from Sad Songs on a Phone (Self Produced) 41:04
- Host Speaks 46:48
- Immanuel Wilkins Cecile McLorin Salvant "Dark Eyes Smile" from Blues Blood (Blue Note) 47:45
- Walter Smith III" seesaw" from three of us are from Houston and Reuben is not (Blue Note) 53:49
- Mary Halvorson "Collapsing Mouth" from Cloudward (Nonesuch) 59:58
- Adam O'Farrill"Gesturing Towards the West " from Hueso (Food Records) 1:05:51
- Host Speaks 1:16:52
- Lucia Boffo "Mensajes Transatlanticos" from Nomade (ears&eyes) 1:18:17
- Jason Robinson "The Return" from Ancestral Numbers II (Playscape)1:22:20
- Cecile McLorin Salvant"The World Is Mean " from Ghost Song (Nonesuch) 1:30:28
- Host Speaks 1:35:14
- Tyshawn Sorey"A Chair In The Sky " from The Susceptible Now (PI) 1:37:49
- Host Speaks 2:00:22
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