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This One's For Bob Rogers: Radio for a Poet Who Just Happened to Program Radio
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Helen Sung "Feed The Fire" from Quartet + (Sunnyside) 02:34
- Angelica Sanchez/Marilyn Crispell "Windfall Light" from How to Turn the Moon (Pyroclastic) 6:57
- Rez Abbasi "Lonnie's Lament" from Sound Remains (Whirlwind) 11:57
- Maya Beiser "Kebyar Maya" from Kinship (Koch) 19:55
- Nels Cline Singers "Watch Over Us" from The Giant Pin (Cryptogramophone) 33:26
- Host Speaks 39:51
- Moppa Elliott "Peace" from Pinpoint 20th Anniversary Remaster (Hot Cup) 42:24
- Borah Bergman/Perry Robinson/Ray Sage "BPR2" from Quartets Trios Duos (Mahakala) 51:45
- M'lumbo/Jane Ira Bloom "Crepuscule for Nellie" from Celestial Mechanics (Ropeadope) 57:44
- Host Speaks 1:05:29
- Allen Lowe "Naked Dancer" from Louis Armstrong's America (ESP-Disk) 1:07:54
- Lil Hardin Armstrong "I'm on a Sit Sown Strike for Rhythm" from Hot Miss Lil Born to Swing (Upbeat) 1:13:25
- James Brandon Lewis/Jaimie Branch/Luke Stewart/Anthony Pirog/Warren Trae Crudup III "Sir Real Denard" from An UnRuly Manifesto (Relative Pitch) 1:16:11
- Jessica Ackerly "Clockwork" from Coalesce (Self—Produced) 1:24:48
- Host Speaks 1:28:46
- William Parker " Lights of Lake George" from Double Sunrise Over Neptune (AUM Fidelity) 1:37:00
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