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Nicole Mitchell, Brom & Thomas Morelli-Bernard
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- David Liebman, Jean-Paul Celea & Wolfgang Reisinger "My Favourite Things" from Ghosts (Nightbird) 00:00
- Kent Carter "Leeway" from Plaything (Silta) 07:22
- Abbey Rader West Coast Quintet "Finding The Still Point" from Second Gathering (Self-released) 13:19
- Host speaks 21:47
- Carlos Bica & Azul "O Profeta" from Azul In Ljubljana (Clean Feed) 24:40
- Pedro Melo Alves "In Diferente" from Omniae Ensemble (Nischo) 33:16
- Bedmakers "The Gardener" from Tribute To An Imaginary Folk Band (Mr Morezon) 46:49
- Host speaks 51:58
- Flora Carbo "Good To Go" from Erica (Self-released) 53:02
- Steve Coleman "Figit Time" from Live At The Village Vanguard Vol. 1 (The Embedded Sets) (Pi) 59:46
- Host speaks 1:08:04
- Nicole Mitchell "No One Can Stop Us" from Maroon Cloud (FPE) 1:10:33
- Nicole Mitchell "A Sound" from Maroon Cloud (FPE) 1:16:48
- Shay Hazan Quintet "Hybrus Part I" from Domestic Peace (Self-released) 1:25:53
- Humanization 4 "Long March For Frida Kallo" from Live In Madison (Ayler) 1:34:04
- Host speaks 1:45:15
- Tomasz Stańko New York Quartet "Faces" from Wislawa (ECM) 1:47:12
- Vinny Golia Sextet "T'Semekwe (As Real As Any Hoax Can Be)" from Trajectory (Orenda) 1:55:12
- Kyle Nasser "Baroque Suite" from Persistent Fantasy (Ropeadope) 1:58:51
- Host speaks 2:06:44
- Satoko Fujii's Mahodin "Yellow Sky" from Live At Big Apple In Kobe (Libra) 2:09:01
- Raoul Bjorkenheim & Juhani Aaltonen "Awakening" from Awakening (Eclipse Music) 2:16:04
- Enrique Haneine "Life Of Its Own" from The Mind's Mural (Elegant Walk) 2:21:13
- Host speaks 2:28:59
- Brom "Done That" from Cardboard Sea (Tiger Moon) 2:30:14
- Thomas Morelli-Bernard "Shango" from Oshosi (Self-released) 2:39:48
- Host speaks 2:46:24
- Carlos Bica & Matéria Prima "Paris Texas" from Matéria Prima (Clean Feed) 2:49:00
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