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Steve Lehman, Betty Bryant, J.D. Allen and More
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- Steve Lehman Orchestre National de Jazz "Los Angeles Imaginary" from
(PI) 0:00 - Jenny Scheinman "Ornette Goes Home" from All Species Parade (Royal Potato Family) 5:43
- Host Speaks 15:15
- Kris Davis "Run The Gauntlet" < Run The Gauntlet (Pyroclastic) 18:32
- Mauricio Morales " Wednesday The Wanderer" from Seven Days (Self Produced) 32:28
- Host Speaks 40:10
- William Cepeda "Oya Oye ( 12/8 Yuba)" from The Sound of Puerto Rican Jazz (9 PM) 42:38
- Claudia Acuña "Razon de Vivir (feat. Carolina Calvache)" from Duo (Ropeadope) 52:03
- Host Speaks 57:40
- Caleb Wheeler Curtis "Ugly Betty" from The True Story of Bears and the Invention of the Battery (Imani) 58:37
- Betty Bryant" Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" from Lotta Livin (Self Produced) 1:02:05
- Joe Webb "Hamstrings & Hurricanes" from Hamstrings & Hurricanes (Edition) 1:07:33
- Host Speaks 1:12:04
- Elsa Nilsson " The Wind From The North Comes From The West" from Atlas Of Sound—Quila Quina (Ears & Eyes) 1:13:17
- Ben Goldberg Todd Sickafoose Scott Amendola "Interospection" from Here To There (Secret Hatch) 1:19:30
- Marty Elkins Mike Richmond"My Mother's Eyes " from Tis Autumn (Self Produced) 1:27:19
- Aaron Parks "Heart Stories" from Little Big III (Blue Note) 1:31:35
- Yuma Uesaka Marilyn Crispell" Capillarity." from Streams (Not Two/Polyfold) 1:37:58
- JD Allen "If They Holler Let Them Go" from The Dark the Light the Grey and the Colorful (Savant) 1:45:56
- Nina Simone "I Was Just a Stupid Dog to Them" from Fodder on my Wings (Carerre) 1:51:03
- Mark Turner "It's Not Alright With Me" from Return from the Stars (ECM) 1:53:28
- Host Speaks 2:03:47
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