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New Releases From Mikkelborg, Haynes, Wharton, And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Palle Mikkelborg, Jakob Bro, Marilyn Mazur "Gefion" from Strands—Live at the Danish Radio Concert Hall (ECM) 00:52
- Phil Haynes "Phantoms" from A Life Improvised—Chasing The Masters (Corner Store Jazz) 10:01
- Jennifer Wharton's Bonegasm "In Our Darkest Hour" from Grit & Grace (Sunnyside) 17:04
- Kevin Sun "Eponymous Cycle (I)" from From All This Stillness (Endectomorph Music) 24:51
- Caroline Davis "the promise i made [for Joyce Ann Brown]" from Alula: Captivity (Ropeadope) 34:12
- Tani Tabbal Quartet "Reach Forward" from Intentional (Mahalaka Music) 42:11
- Mendoza Hoff Revels "Echolocation" from Echolocation (Aum Fidelity) 48:44
- Phil Haynes "Longer Shorter" from A Life Improvised—Chasing The Masters (Corner Store Jazz) 55:45
- Lafayette Gilchrist "Ride It Out" from Undaunted (Morphius Records) 1:00:26
- Kevin Sun "Before Depths" from From All This Stillness (Endectomorph Music) 1:12:31
- Michael Dease "Galapagos" from Swing Low (Posi-tone) 1:18:49
- Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio "Speed Ball Blues" from A Shade of Blue (evosound) 1:26:31
- Phil Haynes with David Liebman "Blues for Israel" from A Life Improvised— Chasing The Masters (Corner Store Jazz) 1:36:25
- Nick Steed "Luckless Pedestrian" from Influential Guidance (Self Released) 1:42:31
- Sam Ross "Breakfast For Dinner/Dear Chick" from Live at The Mira Room Vol II. (Self Released) 1:49:05
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