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Phillip Golub, Irene Schweizer, and Bill Frisell
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- Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Ezra Weiss Sextett "Don't Need No Ticket" from Before You Know It (Roark) 00:58
- Riverside "Demigods" from The New National Anthem (Greenleaf Music) 10:30
- Host Speaks 14:21
- Sam Anning "Kicking Not Screaming" from Earthen (Earshift) 15:58
- Bill Frisell "Strange Meeting" from Orchestras (Blue Note) 22:05
- Host Speaks 28:25
- John Bailey "Time Bandits" from Time Bandits (Freedom Road) 30:41
- DIVA Jazz Orchestra "Piccolo Blues" from DIVA & The Boys (MCG Jazz) 35:53
- Host Speaks 42:52
- Lee Konitz—Ohad Talmor "Chunks" from Inventions (Omnitone) 43:58
- San Francisco String Trio "Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite" from May I Introduce To You (Ridgeway) 49:21
- Mostly Other People Do the Killing "Effort, Patience, Diligence" from This Is Our Moosic (Hot Cup) 53:53
- Host Speaks 59:31
- Irene Schweizer "Jungle Beat III / The Train and the River" from To Whom It May Concern (Intakt) 1:02:07
- Satoko Fujii Tokyo Trio "Along the Way" from Jet Black (Libra) 1:07:50
- Host Speaks 1:14:15
- Phillip Golub "In A Secret Corner" from Abiding Memory (Endectomorph Music) 1:15:25
- Andrew Hill "Black Monday" from Andrew!!! (Blue Note) 1:20:26
- Host Speaks 1:29:19
- King Pleasure "Parker's Mood" from Prestige Original Jazz Classics Sampler (Prestige) 1:31:33
- Nanette Natal "Crazy He Calls Me" from Stariway To The Stars (Benyo) 1:34:30
- Host Speaks 1:41:09
- Paul Carlon Quintet "Colored Paper" from Blues For Vita (Deep Tone) 1:42:11
- Nicholas Brust "In This Moment" from Daybreak (Outside In) 1:49:19
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:16
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