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Samuel Torres, Lizz Wright, Nicole Mitchell and more
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- Bag of Bones "Some Rain" from No One Gets Saved (577) 0:00
- Wadada Leo Smith & Amina Claudine Myers "Conservatory Gardens" from Central Park's Mosaics of Reservoir, Lake, Pathways and Gardens (Red Hook) 7:17
- Host Speaks 16:19
- Troy Roberts " Jive Dumpling" from Green Lights (Toy Robot) 19:12
- Lizz Wright "Sparrow" from Shadow (Blues and Greens) 28:33
- Host Speaks 35:08
- Lee Konitz and Dan Tepfer "Multisax No.1" from Decade (Verve) 35:46
- Amanda Gardier "I Wonder if It Remembers Me" from Auteur-Music Inspired by the Films of Wes Anderson (Self Released) 38:55
- Sam Newsome and Jean-Michel Pilc "All The Things You Are" from Cosmic Unconsciousness (Somenewmusic) 43:11
- Host Speaks 49:08
- Julieta Eugenio "Sophisticated Lady" from Stay (Greenleaf) 50:20
- Modney "Fragmentation And The Single Form—III Song" from Ascending Primes (Pyroclastic) 59:53
- Nicole Mitchell "Muneer Appears" from Sesc Jazz: Nicole Mitchell's Black Earth Sway (Self-Released) 1:03:18
- Host Speaks 1:10:07
- Samuel Torres "Horizons Take Wings" from A Dance For Birds (Blue Conga) 1:11:42
- Kerry Politzer "Ruminations" from Ruminations (PJCE) 1:20:40
- Host Speaks 1:26:50
- Luke Stewart "Baba Doo Way" from Unknown Rivers (Pi) 1:27:32
- Kari van der Kloot " Keeping Quiet" from Window (TPR) 1:33:13
- Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy "What It Is" from The Mighty Warriors—Live In Antwerp CD1 (Elemental Music) 1:41:30
- Host Speaks 1:58:45
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