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Petra Haden, Bill Frisell, Jimmy Heath, Jorge Roeder & More
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Throttle Elevator Music "Rattle Thicket" Emergency Exit (Wide Hive) 0:16
- Host talks 2:26
- Logan Kane Nonet "Nopescience" Nope,Science (Orenda) 4:04
- Host talks 9:19
- Bill Frisell "Baba Drame" Valentine (Blue Note) 12:30
- John Zorn, Jesse Harris, Petra Haden "Waiting for Christmas" Songs for Petra (Tzadik) 17:30
- Jorge Roeder "Santa Rosita" El Suelo Mío (T-Town) 20:30
- Ron Miles "Queen of the South" Rainbow Sign (Blue Note) 24:38
- Host talks 31:44
- Jimmy Heath "Left Alone" Love Letter (Verve) 34:20
- Regina Carter "Dancing in the Street (Detroit, Michigan)" Swing States: Harmony in the Battleground (Tiger Turn) 38:44
- John Hollenbeck "Down to the River to Pray" Songs You Like a Lot (Flexatonic) 44:48
- Host talks 51:22
- Donatello DAttoma "Crazy Elevator (Collision Point)" Oneness (Dodicilune) 52:28
- James Carney Sextet "Inarhominicity" Pure Heart (Sunnyside) 58:15
- Brian Landrus "For Whom I Imagined" For Now (Blueland) 1:03:53
- Host talks 1:10:10
- Camila Nebbia "Al costado del rio" Aura (ears&eyes) 1:12:17
- Lesley Mok, David Leon "Propagate" Propagate [single] (Self-released) 1:21:10
- Jazz Sabbath "Rat Salad" Jazz Sabbath (Blacklake) 1:28:10
- Host talks 1:32:35
- Russ Nolan "Chachalokafun" Sin Fronteras (Rhinoceruss) 1:35:27
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