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New Music From Haruna Fukakzawa, Cécile McLorin Salvant With The Metropole Orkest, A Limited Release From Muriel Grossmann With Tõnu Naissoo, And From The ECM Vault Guitarist Mick Goodrick With John Surman, Eddie Gomez And Jack DeJohnette
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Playlist
- Host Speaks 00:00
- Haruna Fukazawa "Hot & Spicy, Sometimes Sweet" from Plays at the Wrong Time (Orange Paw) 00:11
- Larry Goldings/Peter Bernstein/William Stewart "Penelope" fromRhombus (Smoke Sessions) 7:46
- Host Speaks 13:51
- Cecile McLorin Salvant "Sophisticated Lady" from With Every Breath I Take (Nonesuch) 14:44
- Bill Noertker "Sad Puppets of Borgerhout" from The Antwerp Diaries (Self-Produced) 17:48
- Alex Chang "Fall Jam (Swirling Leaves)" from Abandon (Adhyaropa) 23:09
- Sam Blakeslee Large Group "Slow Growth New Growth (feat. Matt Pavolka and Martha Kato))" from New Blood (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 28:20
- Host Speaks 39:14
- Etta Baker "One Dime Blues" from Classic Blues from Smithsonian Folkways Recordings (Smithsonian Folkways) 41:03
- Mick Goodrick/John Surman/Eddie Gomez/Jack DeJohnette "In the Tavern of Ruin" from In Pas(s)ing (ECM) 52:32
- Host Speaks 56:18
- Sussan Deyhim/Richard Horowitz" Siren and Secrets" from The Invisible Road: Original Recordings, 1985—1990 (RVNG) 58:45
- Black Nile" Ashes in the Berkshires" from Indigo Garden (MASSMoCA) 1:00:11
- Heli Hartikainen" Tide" from Friends & Neighbors Vol. 4—6 (We Jazz) 1:05:38
- David Blake" Joe Pass" from Radio Casual (Cellar ) 1:08:20
- Muriel Grossmann /Tõnu Naissoo " Third Corner" from Muriel Grossmann / Tõnu Naissoo (NooPop) 1:14:48
- Ezra Collective " Only Love (feat. Pa Salieu)" from Here Because of Hope (Partisan) 1:24:35
- Host Speaks 1:27:57
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