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Something Else!, Trios, And More
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- Intro Theme 00:00
- Something Else! Featuring Vincent Herring "Filthy McNasty" from Soul Jazz (Smoke Sessions Records) 00:52
- Ellie Lee "Escape" from Escape (Sori-E Naite Music Company) 05:43
- The Jazzanians "Se Hamba Nabo" from We Have Waited Too Long (Ubuntu) 11:32
- Borderlands Trio "Axolotl" from Rewilder (Intakt Records) 19:44
- David Murray Quartet "Francesca" from Francesca (Intakt Records) 25:56
- Eternal Triangle "Ghana Friends" from Gravity (Jazz Now) 36:45
- François de Larrard Mathieu Bec "Chromatic Walk" from Floating (Mazeto Square) 45:29
- Jake Hertzog "The Attempt" from Longing To Meet You (Self Produced) 51:35
- Kevin Figes "I wish there was a nowhere" from You Are Here (Jazz Now) 59:11
- Modern Black Music Ensemble "Pilgrimage" from Saruya (Fragments of Blue) 1:12:57
- The Flame (Robert Mitchell, Neil Charles, Mark Sanders) "Be Kind (Through It All)" from Towards The Flame, Vol. 2 (577 Records) 1:23:02
- Tom Skinner "Oasis" from Voices of Bishara Live at—mu (International Anthem Recording Company) 1:31:09
- Verb "Yne" from Symbiose (Silene France) 1:51:23
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