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Reflecting The Past, Embracing The Future
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Steve Turre "Sanyas" from Sanyas (Smoke Sessions Records) 00:26
- Kevin Sun "That Light's A Star" from Quartets (Endectomorph Music) 13:40
- Song Yi Jeon Trio "Water Fog" from Solitary Bloom (Self Produced) 19:37
- Oded Tzur Quartet "Last Bike Ride In Paris" from My Prophet (ECM) 24:48
- Yosef Gutman Levitt "Why Ten?" from Why Ten? (Soul Song Records) 31:48
- Greg Skaff "Green Chimneys" from Re Up (Soulmation Records) 36:18
- Miro Sprague, Jason Ennis, Marty Jaffe Tone Forest "The Mother Tree" from Tone Forest (Outside In Music) 40:13
- Jon De Lucia "Fugue on Bop Themes" from The Brubeck Octet Project (Musæum Clausum Recordings) 50:48
- Lee Mckinney "The Bebop Vampire" from Reflection in Two Shades (Summit Records) 54:50
- Markus Howell "Counterattack" from Path (Posi-tone) 59:14
- Daniel Carter, Ayumi Ishito, Eric Plaks, Zachary Swanson, Jon Paniikkar "Open Question Improvisation #3" from Open Question Live At Scholes Street Studio (GauciMusic) 1:04:11
- Gonçalo Marques Quartet "The Hunger Artist" from Birds And Cages (Robalo Music) 1:13:02
- GoGo Penguin "Parasite" from From The North : GoGo Penguin Live In Manchester (XXIM Records) 1:19:40
- Pat Thomas and BleySchool "Ida Lupino" from BleySchool : Where? (577 Records) 1:25:26
- Andrew Wilcox "Dear Mr. Hill" from Dear Mr. Hill (Truth Revolution Recording Collective) 1:41:30
- Eyal Vilner Big Band "Afternoon At Smalls" from Swingin' Uptown (Self Released) 1:49:43
- Tyler Cooney & Steve Newcomb "Witch Hunt" from Jazz in Meanjin 011 : Live at JMI (4000 Records) 1:54:41
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