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New Sounds Plus Older Live Performances
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Gerald Clayton Out Of/Into "Aspiring To Normalcy" from Motion I (Blue Note) 00:28
- Ivo Perelman's São Paulo Creative 4 "Planetary Nebula" from Supernova (Tratore) 12:10
- Emily Remler "Moanin'" from Cookin' At The Queens—Live in Las Vegas 1984 & 1988 (Resonance) 23:46
- Miles Davis Quintet "Walkin'" from Miles in France 1963 & 1964—The Bootleg Series, Vol. 8 (Columbia) 33:31
- Sun Ra "Tapestry From An Asteroid" from Lights on A Satellite: Live at The Left Bank (Resonance) 49:45
- Cedric Hanriot "Spring Bloom" from Time Is A Color Vol. 2—A Luminous World (Morphosis Arts) 1:02:31
- Alain Bédard Auguste Quartet "A Goose Story" from Particules Sonores (Effendi) 1:08:42
- Emily Remler "All Blues" from Cookin' At The Queens—Live in Las Vegas 1984 & 1988 (Resonance) 1:17:46
- Miles Davis Quintet "All Of You" from Miles in France 1963 & 1964—The Bootleg Series, Vol. 8 (Columbia) 1:30:56
- Bill Evans "Emily" from In Norway : The Kongsberg Concert (Elemental Music) 1:46:59
- James Brandon Lewis "Five Spots To Caravan" from Apple Cores (Anti-) 1:52:12
- David Murray "Bechet's Bounce" from Live at the Lower Manhattan Ocean Club (India Navigation) 1:56:23
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