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Nicole Mitchell, Brandon Sanders, Satoko Fujii, Miles Okazaki and remembering Alan "Chip" White
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Miles Okazaki " Thermopolis" from Boomtown (Pi) 01:35
- Nicole Mitchell/Joe Westerlund "Amber Waves" from Written in the Universe (Psychic Hotline) 09:05
- Host Speaks 15:41
- Chip White "Another Planet" from Harlem Sunset (Postcards) 17:37
- Tamami Koyake "Sea and My Children" from Tamami First (Sound Fuji) 29:08
- Andrej Thompson /Piergiorgio Pirro"Pentagonal Sea" from Embroidered Time (Aut) 36:28
- Host Speaks 40:28
- Satoko Fujii"Karasu" from Kappa Ondo (Libra) 42:07
- : Yasuaki Shimizu "Sophisticated Lady" from L'Automne a Pekin (J-Digs) 1:00:48
- Jane Ira Bloom "St. Mark's Tomorrow" from Light from a Person (Outline) 1:04:48
- Brandon Sanders /Warren Wolf/Jeremy Pelt/Stacy Dillard "Sunsets in Santa Monica" from The Game Changer (Savant) 1:08:28
- Host Speaks 1:14:13
- Kannaste4 "It's All Good" from Out of Self (We Jazz) 1:15:54
- Caili O'Doherty "Just for a Thrill" from Bluer Than Blue (Outside In) 1:22:02
- Zoh Amba "The Drop And The Sea" from Bhakti (Mahakala) 1:26:50
- Host Speaks 1:37:00
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