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Russ Lossing, Artemis, Rudy Royston 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
- Anne Mette Iversen Quartet +1 "Triangular Waves" from Racing A Butterfly (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 00:57
- Rudy Royston Flatbed Buggy "Look To The Hills" from Day (Greenleaf Music) 7:48
- Host Speaks 14:48
- Roswell Rudd Quartet "The Light Is With Me" from Keep Your Heart Right (Sunnyside) 16:30
- Noshir Mody "What Tomorrow May Bring" from A Love Song (Self-Produced) 23:40
- Host Speaks 27:37
- Julian Arguelles "Barcelona 1936" from Momenta (Basho) 29:52
- Aline Homzy "Aliens are Pieces of Wind" from Eclipse (Elastic) 39:17
- Host Speaks 43:25
- Artemis "Whirlwind" from In Real Time (Blue Note) 44:50
- Frankfurt Radio Big Band and Jim McNeely "A Glimmer of Hope" from Barefoot Dances and Other Visions (Planet Arts) 51:49
- Host Speaks 59:45
- Russ Lossing "Move It Over" from Alternate Side Parking Music (Aqua Piazza) 1:01:06
- Dan Cavanagh/James Miley "All The Things In Their Right Places" from Another Life (Self-Produced) 1:06:55
- Host Speaks 1:14:08
- Lorenzo De Finti "Close (As Two Stars)" from Lullabies From An Unknown Time (Losen) 1:15:32
- Duduka Da Fonseca & Quarteto Universal "West 83rd Street" from "Yes!!!" (Sunnyside) 1:20:32
- La Pompe Attack "Black Nile" from Putt Lake Toodleloo (GotMusic) 1:25:03
- Host Speaks 1:28:28
- Patience Higgins' Sugar Hill Quartet "Sonnymoon For Two" from Live In Harlem (Mapleshade) 1:30:54
- Keith Oxman "Christine" from This One's For Joey (Capri) 1:39:25
- Host Speaks 1:43:51
- Noah Haidu "Someday My Prince Will Come" from Standards (Sunnyside) 1:44:40
- Tony Coe "A tu vois me mere" from Jazz Piquant (33) 1:50:23
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:35
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