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The Debut From Trio San Plus New Music From King, Jaschek, Perica And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Trio San "Yozakura" from Hibiki (Jazzdor) 00:53
- Bill King Trio "Poinciana" from Ivory Town (7 Arts Music) 11:35
- Shai Jaschek "First Fall" from First Fall (Self Released) 20:31
- Vanessa Perica Orchestra "Still We Rise" from The Eye is the First Circle (Self Released) 28:40
- Madre Vaca "Holy Grail" from Knights of the Round Table (Madre Vaca Records) 38:59
- Kari Antila "On My Way To Nairobi" from Dahill Road (Eclipse) 45:45
- Jeremy Udden "Prospective Retreat" from Wishing Flower (Sunnyside) 53:02
- Rotem Sivan "The Tree—For Hilde" from Dream Louder (Self Released) 1:00:00
- Harper Trio "East Hill Meditation" from Passing By (Little Yellow Man Records) 1:07:39
- Shawn Maxwell "Steelmen March" from J Town Suite (Cora Street Records) 1:16:41
- Ned Rothenberg "Breather" from Crossings Four (Clean Feed) 1:23:52
- Bruford "The Sahara of Snow parts 1 & 2" from One of a Kind (Cherry Red) 1:34:56
- Pentangle "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat" from Reunions—Live & BBC Sessions 1982-2011 (Cherry Red) 1:44:37
- Philippe Côté & François Bourassa "Confluence : When Blue Meets White, Purification, Rideau Falls" from Confluence (Odd Sound) 1:50:53
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