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New music from Mavis Pan, Andrew Hill Sextet Plus Ten, Caleb Wheeler Curtis and More
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- Fay Victor "The Bassist" from Herbie Nichols SUNG (Tao Forms) 0:00
- Alan Braufman "Spirits " from Infinite Love Infinite Tears (Valley of Search) 6:47
- Host Speaks 16:38
- Vanisha Gould "Demure" < She's Not Shiny, She's Not Smooth (Cellar) 18:49
- Klas Lindqist " Prelude to a Kiss" from Handle With Care (Yellow Car) 23:00
- Sahara von Hattenberger "Claude Bolling Suite For Cello and Jazz Piano Trio_2. Concertante." from 1Q84 (Odd Sound) 29:18
- Andrew Hill "A Beautiful Day (Thursday)" from A Beautiful Day, Revisited (Palmetto) 42:57
- Host Speaks 58:59
- Mavis Pan "Rising" from Rising (Self Produced) 1:01:14
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis "The First Question" from The True Story of Bears and the Invention of the Battery (Imani) 1:08:52
- lux quartet" Intricate Drift!" from Tomorrowland (Enja Yellowbird) 1:15:18
- Host Speaks 1:25:13
- Entre Amigos "Wellspring" from Entre Amigos (Self Produced) 1:26:29
- Catherine Russell Sean Mason" Ain't Got Nobody To Grind My Coffee" from My Ideal (Dot Time) 1:36:24
- Art Baden "Real People" from How Much of this is Real? (Rainy Day) 1:40:00
- Nancy Reed & Spencer Reed "Whisper Not " from Happying (Self Produced) 1:46:50
- Calgaréal "Il Lago Accanto)" from Vanishing Point (Self Produced) 1:51:01
- Host Speaks 1:57:43
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