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Phil Haynes, Janel Leppin, & Ndududzo Makhathini
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- William Parker "Souls Have Fallen Like Rain" from For Those Who Are, Still (UM Fidelity) 00:00
- Host speaks 14:21
- Phil Haynes & 4 Horns & What "Holler For Horns" from The Complete American Recordings (Corner Store) 17:32
- Phil Haynes & 4 Horns & What "A Little Iowa Get-Down" from The Complete American Recording (Corner Store) 25:39
- John Escreet "Meltdown" from Epicenter Of Your Dreams (Blue Room Music) 31:17
- Host speaks 36:17
- Janel Leppin & Ensemble Volcanic Ash "Oh Johnny Dear" from To March Is To Love (Cuneiform) 37:52
- Janel Leppin & Ensemble Volcanic Ash "As Wide As All Outdoors" from To March Is To Love ( Cuneiform) 42:15
- Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp "Sacred Values" from Magic Incantation (Soul City Sounds) 48:53
- Host speaks 53:18
- Nduduzo Makhathini "Izbingelelo" from uNomkhubulwane (Blue Note) 54:53
- Izumi Kimura, Barry Guy & Gerry Hemingway "Cloud Echoes" from Six Hands Open As One (FSR Records) 1:01:26
- Host speaks 1:08:09
- Rosario Giulliani "Interference" from Logbook: Live At Sounds (Hypnote) 1:09:57
- Luke Stewart Silt Trio "Baba Doo Way" from Unknown Rivers (Pi Recordings) 1:18:58
- Aki Takase's Japanic "Alinamin Drink" from Forte (BMC Records) 1:24:33
- Host speaks 1:29:44
- Sebastien Amman "The Meadows" from Change Of Course (Ropeadope) 1:31:36
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Funky AEOC " from The Third Decade (ECM) 1:37:11
- Sun Ra Arkestra "Moonship Fantasy" from Sun Ra At The Showcase: Live In Chicago (Jazz Detective) 1:44:48
- Host speaks 1:54:56
- Robert Mitchell Flame Trio "Be Kind (Through It All)" from Towards The Flame Vol. 2 (577 Records) 1:57:07
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