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Rakalam Bob Moses/Gaia Wilmer, Karl Evangelista & Fareed Haque
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- Sylvain Darrifourcq, Manuel Hermia & Valentin Ceccaldi "Homo Narrans" from Unicorn & Flexibility (Hector) 00:00
- host speaks 07:19
- Rakalam Bob Moses & Gaia Wilmer "Chase Machine" from Dancing With Elephants (Sunnyside) 10:31
- Felix Henkelhausen Quintet "Within Void" from Excruciating Pain Of Boredom (Enja) 16:34
- David Virelles "Our Birthright" from Continuum (Pi Recordings) 22:17
- host speaks 30:02
- Karl Evangelista & Apura "Midas" from Bukas (577 Records) 33:44
- Potsa Lotsa XL "Monotactic" from Amoeba's Dance (Trouble In The East) 40:55
- Ian Dogole "Out Of This World" from Last Trane To Africa (Global Fusion Music) 44:49
- host speaks 53:32
- Manolo Cabras Quintet "Impronte" from Fuzzy (Robalo) 56:10
- TROPOS "Aerator Debris" from Switches (Endectomorph) 1:01:43
- Eric McPherson Quartet "Cinco Y Quatro" from Double Bass Quartet (Giant Step Arts) 1:08:28
- host speaks 1:18:32
- Fareed Haque "Joyous Lake" from Return To The Joyous Lake (Art Of Life) 1:20:26
- Gulliver & Roberto Ottaviano "Ethiopian Suite" from The Billia Sessions (Dodicilune) 1:28:57
- Fred Hersch Trio "Law Years" from The Surrounding Green (ECM) 1:35:21
- host speaks 1:39:30
- Jonathan MoritzTrio Secret Tempo"Love You To Death" from Tempo"Love You To Death (Infrequent Seams) 1:41:34
- Dan Weiss "Dead Wall Revelry" from Unclassified Affections (Pi Recordings) 1:54:53
- host speaks 2:04:26
- Ingebrigt Haker Flaten & (Exit) Knarr "Austin Vibes" from Drops (Sonic Transmissions) 2:06:32
- Eli Wallace, Pablo Vazquez & marcelo von schultz "Portal" from Siestas (577 Records) 2:11:27
- Oliver Steidle's Oliwood "Bling Bling Frogs" from Anatomy of Anarchy (Jazzwerkstatt) 2:16:11
- host speaks 2:23:10
- Wheelhouse "Sydney Opera" from House And Home (Aerophonic) 2:24:55
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