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Old And New Music From Miles Davis, Champian Fulton, Mahavishnu Orchestra & Others
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- Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Dabin Ryu "Taxi Driver" from Wall (Self-Produced) 00:58
- Wally Cirillo "Rose Geranium" from Explorations (Fresh Sound) 09:31
- Host speaks 13:39
- Mark Turner & Gary Foster "What's New?" from Mark Turner Meets Gary Foster (Capri) 15:10
- Marc Johnson & Eliane Elias "One Thousand and One Nights" from Swept Away (ECM) 21:24
- Host Speaks 29:36
- The Trio "Malachite" from Conflagration (BGO) 32:07
- Mahavishnu Orchestra "Wings of Karma" from Apocalypse (Columbia) 41:17
- Host Speaks 47:20
- Joe Fielder's Open Sesame}} "X Marks The Spot" from Fuzzy and Blue (Multiphonics) 48:34
- Pixel "Move On" from Golden Years (Cuneiform) 52:34
- Miles Davis "Moon Dreams #2" from Why Do I Love You? (Natasha Imports) 57:22
- Host Speaks 1:00:59
- Pearring Sound "Effective Translation" from Nothing But Time (Self-Produced) 1:03:22
- Marcin Wasilewski Trio "Actual Proof" from Live (ECM) 1:07:59
- Host Speaks 1:18:10
- Marty Elkins "As Long As I Live" from Fuse Blues (Nagel Heyer) 1:19:11
- Champian Fulton "Look For The Silver Lining" from Live From Lockdown (Self-Produced) 1:23:34
- Host Speaks 1:28:06
- Brad Mehldau "Sky Turning Grey (for Elliott Smith)" from Highway Rider (Nonesuch) 1:29:42
- Alex Brown "Wistful Road" from The Dark Fire Sessions (Self-Produced) 1:36:02
- Host Speaks 1:43:53
- Horace Silver "The Cape Verdean Blues" from The Cape Verdean Blues (Blue Note) 1:44:48
- Duke Pearson "Little Waltz" from Prairie Dog (Collectables) 1:49:44
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla/The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:48
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