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Remembering Irene Schweizer, Latest from Isaiah Collier, Introducing NicoleYvette and New from the Vault, J.C. Hopkins with Garth Hudson and Levon Helm
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Finola Merivale/Catherine Sikora "The Sea Has Hooves" from Abhaile (Relative Pitch) 00:14
- Host Speaks 08:08
- David Occhipinti "Frumious Bandersnatch" fromLooking Glass(OODAV) 17:39
- Irene Schweizer "Dancing on the Bowery" from Piano Solo: Prelude to a Kiss and More (Intakt) 31:14
- Alex Roitman "Anibal Troilo" from La Cochina de Tango (ARTE) 38:12
- Suzanne Pittson/Bevan Manson "Out of the Hub (One of Another Kind)" from Conversations (Vineland) 41:20
- Host Speaks 47:56
- Leenalchi "Ultimate Prescription" from Here Comes That Crow (Luaka Bop) 50 :14
- Ivo Perelman/Damon Smith "Eight" from Duologue:Core of Existence (Squid Note) 57:12
- Punkt.Vrt.Plastik "Mera Punkt" from Kompress (Intakt) 1:04:36
- Isaiah Collier" When the Dust Settles" from Joy (Brownswood) 1:10:24
- NicoleYvette "If I Could—ft. Paul Cornish" from Say Yes (Bright Flame) 1:14:46
- J.C. Hopkins " It's Sad and Beautiful World" from It's Sad and Beautiful World (Twee Jazz) 1:22:26
- Host Speaks 1:27:14
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