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Ron Miles: Custodian of Beauty, Part 2
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- DJ Logic "Ron's House" The Anomaly (Ropeadope) 0:16
- Host talks 5:16
- Ron Miles "Mommy on Top" Woman's Day (Gramavision) 6:15
- Host talks 11:18
- Ginger Baker "Cyril Davies" Coward of the County (Atlantic) 12:55
- Max Bessesen "Trouble" Trouble (Ropeadope) 21:44
- Host talks 28:58
- Wayne Horvitz "Nothing Dies As Slowly As a Scene (Death of the Kapowsin Tavern)" Some Places Are Forever Afternoon (11 Places for Richard Hugo) (Songlines) 30:26
- Ben Goldberg "A Rhythmia" Good Day for Cloud Fishing (Pyroclastic) 34:06
- Matt Wilson "Anywhere and Everywhere People" Honey and Salt (Palmetto) 36:42
- Host talks 40:37
- Joe Henry "Tiny Voices" Tiny Voices (Anti/Epitaph) 42:33
- Kate McGarry "God Moves on the City" What to Wear in the Dark (Resilience) 49:16
- Myriam Alter "No More Stress" Alter Ego (Intuition) 55:08
- Host talks 1:01:14
- Harriet Tubman "Probe" Ascension (Sunnyside) 1:03:34
- The Ron Miles Quartet "Fairy Court" Laughing Barrel (Sterling Circle) 1:07:16
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