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Return of Trumpet Master Shunzo Ohno, New Tunes from Caleb Wheeler Curtis, Marta Sanchez and Camila Nebbia
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band "Wawasint8da" from Incarnadine (Outside In) 00:11
- Joshua Idehen "What Is Redemption?" from I know you're hurting, everyone is hurting, everyone is trying, you have got to try (Heavenly Release) 6:30
- Kristen Mather de Andrade "Endless and Blind" from Sem Fin (Ansonica) 09:25
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis "Fantasmas" from Ritual (Chill Tone) 14:20
- Host Speaks 20:17
- Ashley Jackson / Emi Ferguson "Udhero Na" from Cover Girl (Decca) 22:30
- Leo Genovese "Harps for Hope" from Solo Brooklyn (577) 28:04
- Marta Sánchez "One for Blake" from For the Space You Left (Out Of Your Head) 33:24
- Irreversible Entanglements /Helado Negro"Juntos Vencemos" from Future Present Past (Impulse!) 37:36
- Dominique Fils-Aimé "Freedom Become" from My World Is The Sun (Ensoul) 40:27
- Anthony Branker" Freedom Water March (at Igbo Landing)" from Manifestattions of a Diasporic Groove & Spirit (Origin) 44:02
- Host Speaks 53:47
- Aretha Tillotson /Ingrid Jensen/Christine Jensen}}/David Laing "Sphere of Influence" from Kinda Out West (Bent River) 56:04
- Brian Lynch/Charles McPherson"Luck of the Draw" from Torch Bearers (Holistic Music Works) 1:01:33
- Camila Nebbia/Luis Nacht"La Colgue" from Noche y Niebla (Ears & Eyes) 1:07:32
- Ana Hoffman" Pick Yourself Up" from Between the Lines (Noir Collective) 1:10:44
- Shunzo Ohno" Going Home" from Live at Joe's Pub (Pulsebeats) 1:14:55
- Host Speaks 1:28:46
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