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Quinsin Nachoff, Jimmy Smith, and Wadada Leo Smith
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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
- Mose Allison "Children of the Future" from The Earth Wants You (Blue Note) 00:51
- Kelly Green Trio "Daily Lies" from Volume One (KG Music) 4:13
- Host Speaks 12:43
- Chihiro Yamanaka "Blue Pearl" from Forever Begins (EmArcy) 14:09
- Jeff Reed "Conversion" from Look for the Light (Stricker Street) 19:50
- Host Speaks 28:04
- Pixel "Call Me" from Reminder (Cuneiform) 30:17
- Trevor Dunn's Trio Convulsant "Saint-Medard" from Seances (Pyroclastic) 33:38
- Nels Cline Singers "Segunda" from Share The Wealth (Blue Note) 39:26
- Host Speaks 46:04
- Quinsin Nachoff's Ethereal Trio "Clairvoyant Jest" from Quinsin Nachoff's Ethereal Trio (Whirlwind) 47:32
- Anthony Branker & Ascent "Wisdom" from Blessings (Origin) 53:24
- Host Speaks 59:13
- Wadada Leo Smith's Organic "South Central L.A. Kulture" from Spiritual Dimensions (Cuneiform) 1:01:30
- Host Speaks 1:14:04
- Sigurdur Flosason/Kjeld Lauritsen "Dreamsville" from Daybreak (Storyville) 1:14:56
- Jimmy Smith "Slaughter On 10th Avenue" from Compact Jazz: Jimmy Smith (Verve) 1:21:23
- Host Speaks 1:28:29
- Lillian Boutte "'Tis Autumn" from Lillian Boutte and her International Band (Fret) 1:30:19
- Chris Connor "Trouble Is A Man" from This Is Chris (Bethlehem) 1:34:45
- Christine Hitt "Magical Kite" from Magical Kite (Self Produced) 1:37:38
- Host Speaks 1:41:33
- Roxy Coss "Warm One" from Disparate Parts (Outside In) 1:42:42
- Duke Pearson "Prairie Dog" from Prairie Dog (Collectables) 1:48:27
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:09
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