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New releases honoring Kenny Wheeler + Tomeka Reid, Shawn Lovato with Ingrid Laubrock and music from the Charles Tyler Ensemble Resurfaces
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Yelena Eckemoff "Ruins of Alvsborg" from Ruins of Alvsborg (L&H) 00:16
- Kenny Wheeler Legacy featuring the Royal Academy of Music Jazz Orchestra and Frost Jazz Orchestra /Etienne Charles/Emma Rawicz "Some Doors are Better Open" from Some Days Are Better: The Lost Scores (Greenleaf) 7:48
- Emma Rawicz "Anima Rising" from Inkyra (ACT Music) 11:43
- Host Speaks 18:22
- Dave Holland/Norma Winstone "Will You Walk a Little Faster" from Vital Spark (Music of Kenny Wheeler) (Edition) 19:47
- Jane Ira Bloom/Brian Shankar Adler "Shan Dara" from Once Like a Spark (Adhyaropa) 25:09
- Host Speaks 31:24
- Angelika Niescier "Rejoice, Disrupt, Resist" from Chicago Tapes (Intakt) 34:01
- Charles Tyler Ensemble "Surf Ravin' " from Voyage From Jerhico (Frederiksberg) 47:20
- Tomeka Reid /Mary Halvorson/Jason Roebke/Tomas Fujiwara"Under the Aurora Sky" from dance! skip! hop! (Out Of Your Head) 52:49
- Host Speaks 1:04:38
- Zachary Wilder "Lonely House" (Kurt Weill/Langston Hughes) from Brooklyn Suite (Harmonia Mundi) 1:07:37
- Keeana Kee "Small Fragile Woman" from (Single) (Music Seed) 1:11:22
- Shawn Lovato /Ingrid Laubrock/Henry Mermer "Dirt Doesn't Burn"" from Biotic (Endectomorph) 1:16:22
- Kris Davis /Lutoslawski String Quartet "Ghost Reefs" from The Solastaglia Suite (Pyroclastic) 1:24:35
- Host Speaks 1:27:14
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