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Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Haeun Joo, Ishmael Ali & Satoko Fujii
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- Archie Shepp "Song For Mozambique" from A Sea Of Faces (Black Saint) 00:00
- Host speaks 08:07
- Satoko Fujii Quartet "Burning Wick" from Burning Wick (Libra) 10:21
- Jane Ira Bloom & Brian Shankar Adler "A Song for Khan" from Once Like A Spark (Adhyâropa) 20:19
- Gebhard Ullmann & Conference Call "Elastic Joy" from New Conference Call (Hat Hut Ezzthetics) 24:12
- Host speaks 34:54
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk "Now Please Don't You Cry, Beautiful Edith" from Seek and Listen: Live At The Penthouse (Resonance) 37:57
- Scandinavian Art Ensemble "Sunrise" from Copenhagen Session Vol. 2 (April) 45:51
- Shoko Nagai "Forbidden Flowers" from Forbidden Flowers (Infrequent Seams) 53:53
- Host speaks 59:06
- Ishamel Ali "Stars In My Pocket" from Burn The Plastic, Sell The Copper (Amalgam) 1:01:01
- L.A.S. Collective "Oto One" from London Session (L.A.S. Records) 1:07:50
- Patrick Smith Trio "Grass In Summer" from Word Underlined (Lit Soc Records) 1:16:26
- Host speaks 1:21:55
- Charles Tyler Ensemble "Surf Ravin" from Voyage From Jericho (Frederiksberg) 1:25:22
- Maciej Sikala Trio "Blues For Ornette" from Better Day (Soliton) 1:35:51
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk "Oboe Blues" from Vibrations In The Village: Live at the Village Vanguard (Resonance) 1:41:05
- Host speaks 1:51:16
- Orè "Matter Antimatter" from Matter Antimatter (TryTone) 1:52:36
- Peter Evans Being & Becoming "My Sorrow Is Luminous" from Ars Ludicra (More & More) 1:57:32
- Rob Reddy "Duck Duck Goose" from Citizen Quintet (Reddy Music) 2:04:43
- Host speaks 2:11:37
- NL-Switch Orchestra "Shout For Joy" from The Birth Of Free Symphonic Jazz (Northern Light Switch) 2:14:30
- Haeun Joo "Salt And Silence" from Just Gravity (577 Records) 2:26:11
- Host speaks 2:33:18
- Haeun Joo "Meandering" from Just Gravity (577 Records) 2:35:14
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