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Roberta Piket, Bria Skonberg, Vicente Archer and More
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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
- Marshall Gilkes "First Light" from Cyclic Journey (Alternate Side) 1:06
- Raphaël Pannier "Forlane" from Faune (French Paradox) 7:03
- Host Speaks 14:20
- Sonny Rollins "Come, Gone" from Way Out West (Contemporary) 15:44
- Pete Zimmer "Strollin' Down Bourbon Street" from Prime of Life (Tippin') 23:33
- Host Speaks 29:44
- If "What Did I Say About The Box, Jack?" from If (Repertoire) 32:08
- Angles 9 "Compartmentalization" from Injuries (Clean Feed) 40:28
- Host Speaks 46:07
- Linda Purl "Two Hearts (Lawns)" from This Could Be The Start (Reaching) 47:03
- Yuka Mito "Memory of Father" from Love In The City (Nana Note) 52:49
- Host Speaks 58:34
- Roberta Piket "Conclusive Evidence" from I'm Back in Therapy and It's All Your Fault (13th Note) 1:00:57
- Kenny Wheeler "Causes Are Events" from Song For Someone (Psi) 1:06:55
- Host Speaks 1:15:09
- Bria Skonberg "Cocktails For Two" from With A Twist (Okeh) 1:16:26
- Bix Centennial All Stars "Just An Hour of Love" from Celebrating Bix! (Turtle Bay) 1:19:40
- Mostly Other People Do the Killing "Seabrook, Power, Plank" from Red Hot (Hot Cup) 1:22:51
- Host Speaks 1:28:28
- Alex LoRe & Weirdear "Underground and Back" from Evening Will Find Itself (Whirlwind) 1:31:36
- Denin Slage-Koch "It Comes In Waves" from It Comes In Waves (Self-Produced) 1:37:02
- Host Speaks 1:43:26
- Vicente Archer "Bye Nashville" from Short Stories (Cellar Music) 1:44:15
- Gerry Gibbs "The Fat Man" from Songs From My Father (Whaling City Sound) 1:49:05
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:06
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