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The Architecture Of Jazz
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- Show Intro 00:00
- GOGODUCKS "Hang Arano" from Palladio a Palla (nusica.org) 00:26
- Matt Booth "Optimal Chunks" from Sun Prints (ears&eyes) 06:48
- Glenn Zaleski "Two Days" from Star Dreams (Sunnyside Records) 15:17
- Michael Pallas "Disu's Dream" from Gateway (Truth Revolution Records) 21:36
- Steve Davis "All Blues" from We See (Smoke Sessions Records) 28:53
- Tom Johnson Jazz Orchestra "Bossa Monday Suite" from Time Takes Odd Turns (Self Released) 41:14
- Daniel Tamayo Quintet & Víctor Acevedo "Torso" from Por la fuerza del hábito (Habitable Records) 52:39
- Sam Wilkes "Rain & Snow" from iiyo iiyo iiyo (WIlkes Records) 1:00:25
- Marie Goudy's Paloma Sky "Cardinal In The Snow" from Hold On To Me (Self Released) 1:11:05
- Jeremy Ledbetter Trio "Gravity" from Gravity (CaneFire Records) 1:17:32
- Delfeayo Marsalis and Uptown Jazz Ochestra "Lil Liza Jane" from Crescent City Jewels (Troubadour Jass) 1:25:04
- Ari Joshua, Skerik, Delvon Lamarr, & Grant Schroff "Audio Bicycle Day" from Audio Bicycle Day (Music Factory Records) 1:32:30
- Bryn Roberts "Steen's Scene" from Aloft (Elastic Recordings) 1:38:08
- Catherine Russell and Sean Mason "South To A Warmer Place" from My Ideal (Dot Time Records) 1:45:42
- Celestial Latitude featuring Frank Gambale "Memories of the Future" from The Haas Company Volume 2 (Psychiatric Records) 1:51:16
- Jason Robinson "Sweet Tooth" from Ancestral Numbers II (Playscape Recordings) 2:01:30
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