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Rob Mazurek, Ches Smith, Steve Lehman, and Joe Fonda
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- Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Jethro Tull "Serenade to a Cuckoo" from This Was (Chrysalis) 00:56
- Joe Fonda "Deja Vu for DC" from Bass of Operation (Fundacja Sluchaj) 7:03
- Host Speaks 12:59
- Ches Smith "Town Down" from Clone Row (Otherly Love) 14:30
- Emily Remler "Yesterdays" from Cookin' at the Queens (Resonance) 18:36
- Host Speaks 26:53
- Jason Roebke Octet "No Passengers" from High/Red/Center (Delmark) 29:22
- Robert Mazurek "Flamingos Dancing on Luminescent Moonbeams" from Playground (Delmark) 34:43
- Beth Orton "Haunted Satellite" from Weather Alive (Partisan) 42:22
- Host Speaks 46:57
- The Bad Plus "Wolf Out" from Made Possible (E One) 47:58
- Medeski Martin & Wood "The Lover" from Friday Afternoon in the Universe (Gramavision) 54:02
- Host Speaks 1:00:21
- Kevin Sun "Title Theme: The Legend of Zelda (Ocarina of Time)" from Quartets (Endectomorph Music) 1:01:11
- Steve Lehman + Mark Turner "34a" from The Music of Anthony Braxton (Pi) 1:07:23
- Host Speaks 1:15:43
- Django Bates/Beloved "Senza Bitterness" from Confirmation (Lost Marble) 1:16:48
- Peter Madsen Trio "Ecstasy" from Faces of Love (Playscape) 1:19:46
- Jaki Byard "Spanish Tinge" from On The Spot! (Prestige) 1:24:16
- Host Speaks 1:30:30
- John McLaughlin "Sing Me Softly of the Blues" from After The Rain (Verve) 1:33:25
- Big Lazy "Fly Paper" from Dear Trouble (Tasankee) 1:39:54
- Host Speaks 1:43:12
- Sylvie Courvoisier/Mary Halvorson "Nags Head Valse" from Bone Bells (Pyroclastic) 1:43:59
- Paul Bley "Nothing Ever Was, Anyway" from The Paul Bley Synthesizer Show (Bamboo) 1:47:36
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:20
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