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String Players: Steve Swallow, Charles Mingus and More
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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
- Leroy Vinnegar "Big Shoes (For Your Feet)" from Walkin' The Basses (Contemporary) 1:05
- Lionel Loueke "Skylark" from Close Your Eyes (Sounderscore) 6:22
- Host Speaks 14:47
- Vitor Pereira "The Hero" from Jung (Self-Produced) 16:21
- Chris Lightcap's Bigmouth "Fuzz" from Deluxe (Clean Feed) 24:53
- Host Speaks 29:10
- Avishai Cohen "Madrid" from At Home (Razdaz) 31:15
- Harry Miller Quintet "Opportunities" from Harry Miller—The Collection (Ogun) 37:07
- Host Speaks 45:10
- Hedvig Mollestad "Slightly Lighter" from Ekhidna (Rune Grammofon) 46:27
- Ingrid Laubrock "Chant II" from The Last Quiet Place (Pyroclastic) 49:26
- Host Speaks 1:00:36
- Stefan Grossman/John Renbourn "Idaho Potato" from Under the Volcano (Kicking Mule) 1:01:42
- Joe Venuti "In De Ruff" from 1933 (Classics) 1:06:32
- Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks "Shorty Falls In Love" from Original Recordings (Floating World) 1:09:38
- Host Speaks 1:13:00
- Manel Fortià "Circular" from Despertar (Microscopi) 1:14:34
- Steve Swallow "Thinking Out Loud" from Real Book (Xtra/Watt) 1:22:46
- Host Speaks 1:27:49
- Charles Mingus "Once Upon A Time There Was A Holding Corporation Called Old America" from Music Written For Monterey 1965, Not Heard... Played in Its Entirety at UCLA (Sunnyside) 1:31:05
- Host Speaks 1:42:08
- Brandi Disterheft Trio "Manhattan Moon" from Surfboard (Justin Time) 1:42:51
- Brad Myers and Michael Sharfe "Falling Grace" from Sanguinaria (Colloquy) 1:46:39
- Joe Pass "Robbins Nest" from Songs for Ellen (Pablo) 1:52:04
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla/The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:46
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