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Surya Botofasina, Tom Skinner, More Better, Jakob Bro, Joe Lovano & More New Releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Tom Skinner "The Journey" Voices of Bishara -EP (Brownswood) 0:16
- Host talks 5:15
- Chelsea Carmichael "Bone and Soil (Shabaka Hutchings Remix)" The River Doesn't Like Strangers (Native Rebel) 7:15
- Host talks 12:19
- Petter Eldh feat. Savannah Harris "Bergman LL" Bergman LL—Single (Edition) 13:40
- Esbjorn Svensson "Gamma" Home.S (ACT Music) 18:32
- Host talks 24:36
- Jakob Bro, Joe Lovano "For the Love of Paul" Once Around the Room: A Tribute to Paul Motian (ECM) 26:32
- Brûlez Les Meubles "A Jazz Tune I Hope" Tardif (Atypeek Diffusion / Circum-Disc) 36:29
- Host talks 41:59
- Owen Broder "Ballade for the Very Sad and Very Tired Lotus Eaters" Hodges: Front and Center, Vol. 1 (Outside In Music) 44:26
- Agnas Ståhl Flaten Texas "Dream" All Slow Dream Gone (Moserobie) 48:38
- More Better "Dr. Jackle" More Better (Copake) 53:03
- Host talks 56:21
- Surya Botofasina "Surya Meditation" Everyone's Children (Spiritmuse) 58:49
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