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RIP Roy Haynes, plus Lucy Woodward and Alan Braufman
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- The Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Oliver Nelson "Stolen Moments" from The Blues and the Abstract Truth (Impulse) 1:17
- Mark Masters Ensemble "Meet Me at Sal & Angie's" from Sui Generis (Capri) 10:01
- Host Speaks 14:18
- Alan Braufman "Chasing a Melody" from Infinite Love Infinite Tears (Valley of Search) 16:43
- Vicente Archer "13/14" from Short Stories (Cellar Music) 25:19
- Host Speaks 28:32
- Andrew Hill "Land of Nod" from Black Fire (Blue Note) 30:54
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis "A Feather is Not a Bird" from The True Story of Bears and the Invention of the Battery (Imani) 36:39
- Rob Parton's Ensemble 9 "Thank You Colby" from Relentless (Calligram) 40:54
- Holst Speaks 45:50
- John Zorn/Jesse Harris "Don't Believe" from Love Songs Live (Tzadik) 47:17
- Lucy Woodward & the Rocketeers "A Flower is a Lovesome Thing" from Lucy Woodward & the Rocketeers (Ground Up) 50:46
- Host Speaks 1:01:08
- Howard Riley "Sad Was The Song" from The Day Will Come (Columbia) 1:02:22
- Roy Haynes "Afro Blue" from Love Letters (Columbia) 1:06:08
- Host Speaks 1:13:21
- Lauren Lee "Another Reality" from Queen of Cups (Ears and Eyes) 1:14:28
- Laura Jurd "More Than Just a Fairytale" from Human Spirit (Chaos Collective) 1:18:49
- Host Speaks 1:27:20
- Roy Haynes "Moon Ray" from Out of the Afternoon (Impulse) 1:29:01
- Marian McPartland "What's Your Story Morning Glory" from Marian McPartland plays the music of Mary Lou Williams (Concord) 1:35:40
- Host Speaks 1:40:04
- Visions Jazz Ensemble "Anchors Aweigh" from Across The Field (Patois) 1:40:51
- Shelly Berg "At Last" from Alegria (ArtistShare) 1:45:50
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:53:21
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