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Oversáez, Roscoe Mitchell, Marco Eneidi & Gulliver
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- Sandy Evans -Andrew Robson Quartet "The Running Tide" from Zenith (Lamplight) 00:00
- host speaks 07:08
- Oversaez "Distorted Dream" from Abstract Emotions (Boomslang) 09:44
- Keefe Jackson, Jakob Heinemann & Adam Shead "Easy" from Stinger (Irritable Mystic) 17:07
- João Martins "Ligados Pela Interrupcao" from Oximoro (Carimbo Porta Jazz) 23:36
- host speaks 21:53
- Roscoe Mitchell "Ruff Ruff Ruffy & Squeaky" from One Head Four People (Balance Point) 30:14
- Mathias Landaeus, Nina de Heney & Kresten Osgood "Asteroid Heroes" from Dissolving Particles (Self-released) 37:20
- Felix Henkelhausen Quintet "Shimmering" from The Excruciating Pain Of Boredom (Enja) 42:59
- host speaks 53:47
- Theon Cross "Play To Win" from Affirmations: Live At Blue Note New York (New Soil x Division 81) 56:01
- Alan Niblock, John Butcher & Mark Sanders "Mantle Plume" from Tectonic Plates (577 Records) 1:03:14
- Dalaiquartet "Dalaitrioo" from Brazzaville (Aut Records) 1:11:07
- host speaks 1:15:22
- Marco Eneidi Quintet "Wheat Fields Of Kleylehof Part 1" from Wheat Fields Of Kleylehof (Balance Point) 1:18:25
- Dalaiquartet "Parodia Di Un Incontro" from Brazzaville (Aut Records) 1:29:56
- Hanging Hearts "Flock Up And Fly" from Where's Your Head At? (Ropeadope) 1:34:52
- host speaks 1:40:51
- Bastian Menz Trio "Caught In The Middle" from Everything In Between (A. MA Records) 1:42:07
- Dooom Orchestra "EWHPTIV" from Our Sea Lies Within II (Aut Records) 1:48:31
- Peter Ehwald, Stefan Schultze & Tom Rainey "Limestone & Seared" from Public Radio (Jazzwerkstatt) 1:53:16
- host speaks 1:59:24
- Gulliver & Roberto Ottaviano "El Pueblo Unido" from The Billia Session (Dodicilune) 2:01:32
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