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Sax Strike: The Sound of Jazz without Saxophones
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Jaimie Branch "Theme 002" Fly or Die (International Anthem) 0:17
- Host talks 5:14
- Allison Miller's Boom Tic Boom "Glitter Wolf" Glitter Wolf (The Royal Potato Family) 7:07
- Erik Friedlander "The Great Revelation" Artemisia (Skipstone) 13:08
- John Zorn "Train to Thiensan" Music Romance. The Gift (Tzadik) 20:06
- Marvin Pontiac "Am a Man" Marvin Pontiac: The Asylum Tapes (Strange & Beautiful) 24:04
- Marvin Pontiac "I Don't Like to Stand On Line" Marvin Pontiac: The Asylum Tapes (feat. Marvin Pontiac) (Strange and Beautiful) 27:33
- Host talks 28:55
- Tenderlonious "Maria" The Shakedown (feat. The 22archestra) (22a) 32:42
- Jeremy Steig "Howling for Judy" Howlin' for Judy (Blue Note) 37:19
- Clark Gayton "Toxic Rox It" N/A (N/A) 41:55
- John Scofield "A Go Go" A Go Go (Verve) 44:51
- Host talks 51:22
- Tronzo Trio "Brass Hand" Brass Hand (Self-released) 52:52
- Michael Rossetto "Ferry to Tunis" Intermodal Blues (Shifting Paradigm) 1:00:41
- Bill Frisell "Cold Cold Ground" Good Dog, Happy Man (Nonesuch) 1:05:13
- Jenny Scheinman "Moe Hawk" 12 Songs (Cryptogramophone) 1:14:15
- Host talks 1:20:48
- John Scofield "Chank" A Go Go (Verve) 1:24:20
- Makaya McCraven "Tall Tales" Universal Beings (International Anthem) 1:31:04
- Erik Friedlander "As They Are" Artemisia (Skipstone) 1:35:37
- Tenderlonious "Togo" The Shakedown (feat. The 22archestra) (22a) 1:41:44
- Host talks 1:48:46
- John Zorn "Cutting Stone" Music Romance Volume III: The Gift (Tzadik) 1:51:08
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