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New Archie Shepp with Naïssam Jalal, Kronos Quartet, remembering Ralph Towner, and introducing the Alfie Jackson Sextet
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Kerry Politzer "The Sunrise Wants to Break Through" from Alternate Routes (Whirlwind) 00:12
- Ralph Towner "Fat Foot" from At First Light (ECM) 5:24
- Nicole McCabe "Air Sign" from Color Theory (Birdwatcher) 9:13
- John Surman/Ben Surman "Wave Theory" from Oceanic Rifts (Self-Produced) 16:41
- Host Speaks 21:32
- Moor Mother /Nicole Mitchell/Nduduzo Makhathini "One for Archie" from (One for Archie) (Enjoy Jazz) 23:26
- Naïssam Jalal/Archie Shepp "Souffle" from (Souffles) (Les Coleurs Du Son) 27:33
- Kronos Quartet "Peace Be Till-II. Protest" from Glorious Mahalia (Smithsonian Folkways) 31:52
- Renee Baker's Chicago Modern Orchestra Project "Warriors" from Empty Vessels (CMOP) 36:08
- Catherine Sikkora "I" from Warrior (Self-Produced) 42:06
- Host Speaks 47:45
- Ian Dogole/Richard Howell "Tunji" from The Last Trane to Africa (Global Fusion) 50:14
- Alfie Jackson Sextet "The Peacocks" from The Peacocks (Jackojazz) 1:03:59
- Eddie Allen "Between the Darkness and the Dawn" from Rhythm People (Origin) 1:13:36
- Alexis Marcelo "Have Mercy" from Solo Piano (Intakt) 1:25:30
- Host Speaks 1:27:32
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