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Interview with Caleb Wheeler Curtis plus new music from Camille Thurman, Steve Coleman and the Five Elements and Delia Fischer
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- Camille Thurman"Pursuit With A Purpose" from Origins (Hot Tone Music) 0:00
- Camille Thurman "Freedom" from Confluence, Vol.1: Alhambra (Epidote) 6:56
- Host Speaks 19:55
- Jessica Jones "Little Melonae" Nod (New Artists) 22:04
- Steve Coleman " Lush Life Cadenza" from PolyTropos—Of Many Turns (Pi) 31:00
- Host Speaks 42:42
- Elsa Nilsson "Neneo, Charcao, Chacay" from Atlas Of Sound—Quila Quina (Ears&Eyes) 44:44
- Matt Slocum "What Is There To Say" from Lion Dance (Sunnyside) 51:22
- Delia Fischer "Song of Self Affirmation" from Beyond Bossa (Origin) 56:31
- Orrin Evans "If" from Walk a Mile in my Shoe (Imani) 1:00:00
- Host Speaks 1:05:41
- Vi Redd "Old Folks " from Bird Call (United Artists) 1:08:31
- Antonio Faraò " Song For Shorter" from Tributes (Criss Cross) 1:14:05
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis "Splinters" from Heatmaps (Imani) 1:21:41
- Host Speaks 1:25:35
- Interview with Caleb Wheeler Curtis 1:28:39
- Host Speaks 1:56:40
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis "Ugly Beauty" from The True Story of Bears and the Invention of the Battery (Imani) 1:59:14
- Ornette Coleman "Garden of Souls" from New York Is Now! (Blue Note) 2:02:43
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