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Nathan Clevenger, Paulina Porszke & Emanuele Parrini
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- Nathan Clevenger "Eucalyptus" from Stateless (Slow & Steady) 00:00
- Host speaks 07:10
- Nathan Clevenger "Nash Hotel" from Stateless (Slow & Steady) 08:14
- Alberto Pinton Trio "Domino" from All The Difference (Clear Now) 20:21
- Susan Alcorn "R.U.R." from Pedernal (Relative Pitch) 25:05
- Host speaks 31:06
- Paulina Porszke Ensemble "Addaptacja I" from Addaptacja (Self-released) 32:19
- Paulina Porszke Ensemble "Addaptacja I" from Addaptacja (Self-released) 38:42
- Satoko Fujii, Natsuki Tamura & Ramón López "Came, Left" from Mantle (Libra) 45:46
- Host speaks 50:52
- Kahil El'Zabar "Freedom March" from America The Beautiful (Spiritmuse) 51:27
- Jason Robinson Quartet "Seventh Wave" from Harmonic Constituent (Playscape) 59:40
- Host speaks 1:08:27
- Ben Monder, Tony Malaby & Tom Rainey "Part II Suite 3320" from Live At The 55 Bar (Sunnyside) 1:09:52
- Orchestre Nazionale Della Luna "First Visions" from AJMI Live #23 (AJMI) 1:39:01
- Host speaks 1:50:05
- Archie Shepp "Los Olvidados" from Fire Music (Impulse) 1:51:01
- Gus Garside & Hervé Perez "The Lover" from The Unexpected Visitor (577 Orbit) 1:59:53
- Host speaks 2:07:21
- Loïc Dequidt "Nordique" from Nomade (Kopasetic) 2:08:45
- Marcello Magliocchi, Neil Metcalfe & Paul Wacrenier "Ritual For Expansion On The Wing of A Song In 9/8" from Ritual For Expansion ( Le Fondeur De Son) 2:18:26
- Hubert Dupont "BusyB" from Trio Kosmos (Ultrabolic) 2:26:07
- Host speaks 2:27:50
- Emanuele Parrini Quartet "Disk Dosk" from Digging (Reflections On Jazz And Blues) (Felmay) 2:30:00
- Camila Nebbia & Maya Keren "Transformated" from In Another Night, In Another World (Ears&Eyes) 2:44:31
- Host speaks 2:50:21
- Willie Oteri "Supersize My Voudou Master" from untitled (Self-released) 2:50:51
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