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Shabaka, Satoko Fujii, John Nau and Catherine Sikora
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- Satoko Fujii Natsuki Tamura Ramón López" Yama Kawa Umi" from Yama Kawa Umi (Not Two) 0:00
- Sun Ra" Lights on a Satellite" from Lights On A Satellite: Live at the Left Bank (Resonance) 6:44
- Host Speaks 11:31
- Julia Wolfe "Dig Deep" from The String Quartets (Cantaloupe) 12:40
- John Nau " Four Corners/Beautiful And Magnificent" from Four Corners (Posi-Tone) 26:33
- Elena Maque" Weightless" from Feel Again (Self Produced) 33:02
- Host Speaks 36:44
- Victor Gould " In Memoriam" from In Our Time (Blue Room) 38:02
- La Paula Herrera "Chicago's Waiting There" from Yo No Se (Self Produced) 43:08
- "Jazz Entre Amigos" Cuarteto " Windy City" from Entre Amigos (Self Produced) 47:00
- Host Speaks 52:24
- Marta Sánchez "3:30 AM " from Perpetual Void (Intakt) 54:43
- Daniel Pardo " Bebo " from Ese Momento (Self Produced) 59:25
- Carole Nelson" Entomology" from Night Vision (Black Stairs) 1:06:30
- John Patitucci Chris PotterBrian Blade"Sonrisa" from Spirit Fall (Edition) 1:09:23
- Host Speaks 1:16:11
- Teiku "Adir Hu Intro" from Teiku (577) 1:17:18
- Teiku " Adir Hu" from Teiku (577) 1:18:36
- Catherine Sikora " 12-01-24" from winter solos-soprano (Self Produced) 1:26:17
- Rissi Palmer " Speak on It" from Still Here (Self Produced) 1:29:47
- Shabaka Esperanza Spalding " Cycles Of Growth" from Possesion (Impulse!) 1:29:47
- Shabaka Nduduzo Makhathini " Reaching Back Towards Eternity" from Possesion (Impulse!) 1:37:30
- Jennifer Grim (Valerie Coleman-Composer) " Wish Sonatine" from Through Broken Time (New Focus) 1:41:44
- Host Speaks 1:53:51
- Joseph Daley " Ballade of the Fallen African Warrior" from The Seven Deadly Sins (Jaro Medien) 1:59:09
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