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The French Scene - Part 3
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Fred Pallem "Plurabella's Walk; Mustang Pursuit" Sound Trax (ZZ Productions) 0:16
- Host talks 5:58
- The Volunteered Slaves "Breakfast in Babylon" Breakfast in Babylon (Cristal) 8:39
- Julien Lourau Groove Gang "Du Bist Too Much" City Boom Boom (Warner) 13:09
- Kit De Survie "À titre posthume Kit, pt. 5" En milieu hostile (Triton) 17:47
- Host talks 24:34
- Thiefs "The Leaf Node" Graft (La Greffe) (Jazz&People) 26:41
- Ibrahim Maalouf "Nomade Slang" Illusions (Mi'ster) 30:57
- Smadj "Encore" Equilibriste (M.E.L.T.) 37:00
- Host talks 43:30
- Naïssam Jalal "Songe" Quest of the Invisible (Les couleurs du son) 45:36
- Yacine Boularès "Nuba-Resilience" Abu Sadiya (Accords Croisés) 53:35
- Sophie Alour "Exil" Joy (Music from Source) 1:01:37
- Host talks 1:06:04
- Marc Ducret "Rosalyne" Gris (Label Bleu) 1:08:09
- Michel Benita & Ethics "Yeavering" River Silver (ECM) 1:10:46
- Baptiste Trotignon "Milonga" You've Changed (Okeh) 1:14:14
- Host talks 1:16:03
- Benjamin Moussay "Theme from Nana" Promontoire (ECM) 1:16:43
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