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The Alex Coke & Carl Michel Sextet, Frank Carlberg, and Sullivan Fortner
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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
- Alex Coke and Carl Michel Sextet "Situation" from Situation (PlayOn) 00:54
- Thumbscrew "Swirling Lives" from Multicolored Midnight (Cuneiform) 7:43
- Host Speaks 15:57
- Bill Charlap Trio "'Round Midnight" from And Then Again (Blue Note) 17:19
- Frank Carlberg "Grand Hotel" from Dream Machine (Red Piano) 22:40
- Host Speaks 29:51
- Devin Gray "Texicate" from Dirigo Rataplan II (Rataplan) 31:46
- Rich Halley/Dan Clucas/Clyde Reed/Carson Halley "The Lean" from Boomslang (Pine Eagle) 38:17
- Host Speaks 43:20
- Jeff Coffin/Helen Gillett "Lazy Drag Jig" from Let It Shine (Ear Up) 44:05
- Nucleus "Song for the Bearded Lady" from Live in Bremen (Cuneiform) 48:58
- Host Speaks 58:23
- Joanie Pallatto "Tight" from Who Wrote This Song? (Southport) 1:01:37
- Ane Ramlose "Not A Dream" from Days Without Makeup (Storyville) 1:04:42
- Nancy Wilson "Blue Prelude" from Yesterday's Love Songs—Today's Blues (Capitol) 1:13:37
- Host Speaks 1:16:31
- Sullivan Fortner "Tres Palabras" from Southern Nights (Artwork) 1:18:00
- Frank Carlberg "Going Back" from Dream Machine (Red Piano) 1:24:30
- Host Speaks 1:31:37
- Muriel Grossmann "Unison Unveiled" from The Light of the Mind (Dreamland) 1:33:43
- Tobias Meinhart "Where Did You Sleep Last Night?" from Sonic River (Sonic River) 1:40:19
- Host Speaks 1:45:00
- Joe Harriott "Modal" from Three Classic Albums (Real Gone Jazz) 1:46:25
- Fabrizio Sciacca "One for Amos" from Gettin' It There (Self Produced) 1:51:08
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:57
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