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Paul Auster: The Jazz Music of Chance; Harold Land
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Lily White Quintet "Grooveyard Blues" Daughter of Fortune (Self-produced) 0:16
- Host talks 5:47
- Harold Land "In the Back, In the Corner, In the Dark" Damisi(WEWANTSOUNDS/Mainstream) 7:35
- Harold Land "Black Caucus" Choma (Burn) (WEWANTSOUNDS/Mainstream) 13:23
- Host talks 23:25
- Nathalie Loriers Trio "Tombouctou" Tombouctou (W.E.R.F.) 26:44
- VV.AA. feat. John Lurie National Orchestra "Ready to Rumba" Blue in the Face—O.S.T. (Luaka Bop) 34:04
- Medeski Martin & Wood "Sugar Craft" Lulu on the Bridge—O.S.T. (Blue Note) 35:18
- Lisa Mezzacappa "Quinn's Serenade" AvantNOIR (Clean Feed) 38:37
- Host talks 45:28
- Tobias Meinhart "Sunset Park" Sunset Park (Self-produced) 47:21
- Host talks 51:26
- Jeff Gardner "Leviathan" The Music of Chance (Terramar) 54:40
- Sebastien Ammann, Soraya Berent "Facing the Music" [Unreleased] 1:01:08
- Michael Mantler Paul Auster, Robert Wyatt, Susi Hildegaard "It Makes No Difference to Me" Hide and Seek (ECM) 1:07:25
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