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Radio Eclectica: 360 Degrees of Jazz and Jazz Adjacent Musics
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Ellen Rowe "Refractions" from Vinton's Cove (Sleddog Records) 00:15
- John Lomax III "Ain't No Cane on Dis Brazos" from American Folk Songs (Self Produced) 8:51
- Robin Holcomb Peggy Lee "Silence on the Square" from Reno (Songlines) 12:02
- Host Speaks 15:55
- Robert Finlay "I Am a Witness" from Hallelujah! Don't Let the Devil Fool Yaa (Easy Eye Sound) 18:28
- Terri Lyne Carrington Christie Dashiell "Driva'man" from We Insist 2025 (Candid) 27:01
- Lafayette Gilchrist "Cut Through the Chase" from Move With Love (Morphius Records) 35:16
- Host Speaks 44:14
- Celia Cruz/Johnny Pacheco "Canto a la Habana" from (Single Re-Mastered) (Fania) 46:06
- Rachel Therrien "Mambo 'Chucho' Influenciado" from Mi Hogar II (Lula World) 51:37
- Host Speaks 56:24
- Sessa "Vale a Pena" from Pequena Vertigem de Amor (Mexican Summer) 58:44
- Hamish Smith "Trust the Process" from Elsewhere Now (Ropeadope) 1:02:50
- Ingrid Laubrock/Kris Davis "Elephant in the Room" from Blood Moon (Intakt) 1:05:25
- Bill Noertker/Annelise Zamula "Do You Know What It Means" from Dream Suite (for Lily Loomis) (Self-Produced) 1:09:21
- Host Speaks 1:15:08
- Ralph Carney "Mile's Corner" from I like you(a-lot) (Akron Cracker/Birdman) 1:17:57
- Sylvie Courvoisier/Wadada Leo Smith "Vireo Bellii" from Angel Falls (Intakt) 1:23:07
- Host Speaks 1:31:57
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