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Poets and Jazzers Embrace + the Latest from Caroline Davis and introducing Clarinetist Virgina MacDonald
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Playlist
- Host Speaks 00:00
- Caroline Davis "She Knows She is Water" from Fallows (Ropeadope) 00:12
- Caroline Davis "Barbara Allen" from Fallows (Ropeadope) 03:42
- Brian Auger/Savannah Grace Auger "Looking in the Eye of the World" from Introspection (Sunset Blvd) 9:29
- Miggy Augmented Orchestra "Where Is My Home" from Unbreakable Hope & Resilience (Sound Spore) 14:13
- Host Speaks 22:23
- Lawrence Udigwe "Corollary II_LU Principle" from Four Lemmas (Self-Produced) 26:43
- Ann DuHamel /(Charles Wright-Poet)"Plain Song" from Prayers for a Feverish Planet (New Focus) 29:51
- Manuel Linhares "Impérios da Devastação" from Atlântico (577) 33:43
- Gabrielle Cavassa "Prisoner of Love" from Diavola (Blue Note) 36:55
- Host Speaks 41:06
- Jean Derome "As Usual" (Steve Lacy-composer)(Bob Kaufman-poet) from Le Sourire (DAME/Ambiances Magnetiques) 43:44
- New Jazz Underground "Oney Ones One" from Hoodies (Artwork) 49:29
- Lena Bloch "Immeasurable" (Marina Tsvetaeva-poet) from Marina (Fresh Sounds) 53:20 Host Speaks 1:02:46
- Matthew Shlomowitz "I—vi—IV—V" from Explorations in Polytonality and other Musical Wonders, Volume 5 (New Focus) 1:05:08
- Virginia MacDonald"Last Call at Dimitri's (1)" from In Search Of... (Cellar) 1:08:03
- lone eagle /The Forest " Big Belly" from Coyote Makes a World (Ropeadope) 1:15:29
- Host Speaks 1:29:21
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