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Otis Sandsjö, Pablo Ablanedo, Webber/Morris Big Band and More
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Otis Sandsjö "Tremendoce" Y-OTIS 2 (We Jazz) 0:16
- Host talks 4:28
- Enzo Favata "Lillies the Valley" The Crossing (Self-released) 5:18
- Orchestra Nazionale della Luna "Myrkkysienikeitto" There's Still Life on Earth (BMC) 15:35
- Pablo Ablanedo Octet "La Señal" Chistreza (Newvelle) 24:48
- Host talks 31:16
- Vincent Peirani, Emile Parisien "Deusxango" Abrazo (ACT) 33:36
- The Tiptons Saxophone Quartet & Drums Sax Quartet & Drums "Memory Bait" Wabi Sabi (Sowiesound) 38:55
- Crisco 3 "Lonely Woman" Cosa c'è li non c'è (Aut) 43:21
- Tim Berne "Darn That" Sacred Vowels (Screwgun) 47:08
- Host talks 50:04
- Giorgio Pacorig, Zeno De Rossi "Lonely Woman" Live at Il Carso in Corso (Self-released) 51:55
- Webber/Morris Big Band "Rebonds" Both Are True (Greenleaf) 58:14
- Gordon Grdina Septet "Varscona" Resist (Irabagast) 1:01:22
- Host talks 1:07:58
- Gordon Grdina's Nomad Trio "Nomad" Nomad (Skirl) 1:11:10
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