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Smith / Bro / Gilmore, Henry Threadgill, Brad Henkel & Enrique Haneine
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- Emile Parisien Quartet "VE1999" from Let Them Cook (Act Music) 00:00
- Host speaks 06:12
- Enrique Haneine "Inconceivable Truth" from Conceivable Directions (Elegant Walk) 07:52
- Enrique Haneine "Very Slick" from Conceivable Directions (Elegant Walk) 13:22
- Liv Andrea HaugeTrio "Karja" from Døgnville (Hubro) 18:56
- Host speaks 23:41
- Brad Henkel Quartet "Thirteen" from Overstory (Trouble In The East) 26:20
- Brad Henkel Quartet "Pfauensessel" from Overstory (Trouble In The East) 33:27
- Led Bib}} "Iron Ore" from Hotel Pupik (Cuneiform) 42:48
- Host speaks 46:21
- Henry Threadgill "R" from Listen Ship (Pi Recordings) 48:18
- Devin Gray "Political Technology" from Melt All The Guns II (Rataplan) 56:16
- SVM3 "Dancing In My Kitchen Alone While Cooking" from Vtorchermet (Boomslang) 1:00:31
- Host speaks 1:05:26
- Quentin Cholet "Critical Sinking" from Causerie Préliminaire (Boomslang) 1:07:46
- Russ Lossing Trio "Silent Alarm" from Proximity Alert (Blaser Music) 1:12:08
- Fieldwork "Embracing Difference" from Thereupon (Pi Recordings) 1:18:55
- Host speaks 1:24:06
- Motian & More "Mandeville" from Gratitude (Phonogram Unit) 1:25:29
- Aga Derlak & Neurodivergent "Mazur V2" from Neurodivergent (Polskie Radio) 1:35:29
- Sylvie Courvoisier & Wadada Leo Smith "Sonic Utterance" from Angel Falls (Intakt) 1:39:49
- Host speaks 1:44:18
- Gebhard Ullmann & Hemisphere 4 "Adaptive Stromungen (4)" from Kapital Zwei (Jazzhausmusik) 1:46:20
- Otherlands Trio "Diadromus" from Star Mountain (Intakt) 1:52:29
- Larry Stabbings & Mark Sanders "Cup No. 5" from Cup And Ring (Discus) 1:59:51
- Host speaks 2:05:41
- Jakob Bro, Wadada Leo Smith & Marcus Gilmore "Sonic Mountains" from Murasaki (Loveland) 2:08:12
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