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Shawn Lovato, Vijay Iyer, and Charles Chen
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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
- Simon Belelty "Lady Luck" from Pee Wee (Jojo) 1:00
- Charles Chen "You Send Me" from The Long Way Home (Cellar Music) 7:59
- Host Speaks 12:16
- Sam Barsh/Keyon Harrold/Mark Guiliana "Green Chimneys" from Straight08 (La Reserve) 13:37
- Jun Iida "Marco the Phoenix" from Bellflower (OA2) 20:44
- Host Speaks 25:59
- Mark Sherman "Love Always Always Love" from Bop Contest (Miles High) 28:13
- David Kikoski Trio "Shadow" from Weekend at Smalls (Cellar Music) 34:50
- Host Speaks 43:55
- Vijay Iyer "Combat Breathing" from Uneasy (ECM) 44:53
- Miggy Augmented Orchestra "A Step for Tomorrow" from Unbreakable Hope & Resilience (Soundspore) 52:39
- Host Speaks 59:27
- Mark Christian Miller "Strange Meadowlark / Skylark" from Strange Meadowlark (Sliding Jazz Door) 1:00:58
- Lena Seikaly "I Cover the Waterfront" from Looking Back (Self-Produced) 1:06:36
- Jan Ponsford's Vocal Chords "Turn Your Whole World" from Jan Ponsford's Vocal Chords (ASC) 1:12:35
- Host Speaks 1:16:30
- Shawn Lovato "Frequent Flyer" from Biotic (Endectomorph) 1:17:52
- Jamie Baum Septet+ "Ants and Other Faithful Beings" from In This Life (Sunnyside) 1:23:27
- Host Speaks 1:29:35
- Mary Halvorson "My Mind I Find in Time" from Code Girl (Firehouse 12) 1:31:41
- Gergana Velinova "Could You See, Could I Say" from The Thief (Self-Produced) 1:38:20
- Host Speaks 1:43:02
- Matt Bauder "Reborn Not Gone" from Day in Pictures (Clean Feed) 1:43:54
- Lee Konitz "I'll Remember April" from Seven Classic Albums (Real Gone Jazz) 1:50:13
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:43
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