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Trumpeters Yazz Ahmed and Rachel Therrien, Guitarists Wes Montgomery and Nels Cline and AACM and PAPA artist Maia the Artiste
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- Wes Montgomery "Four on Six" from The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery (Concord) 0:00
- Nels Cline " The Returning Angel" from Consentrik Quartet (Blue Note) 6:17
- Host Speaks 11:37
- Yazz Ahmed "Al Naddaha" from A Paradise In The Hold (Night Time Stories) 14:57
- Artemis " Footprints" from Arboresque (Blue Note) 22:54
- The Hemphill Stringtet "Revue" from Plays the Music of Julius Hemphill (Out Of Your Head) 28:26
- Joe Fiedler "Tone Grazing" from Dragon Suite (Multiphonics Music) 36:08
- Host Speaks 41:00
- Patricia Brennan " 555" from Breaking Stretch (Pyroclastic) 43:57
- John Ellis " Color Wheel" from Heroes (Blue Room Music) 49:42
- Rachel Therrien " Soucy" from Mi Hogar II (Lula World) 57:48
- Host Speaks 1:05:27
- Carlos Niño Maia the Artiste " Birthworkers Magic and how we get hear . . ." from Placenta (International Anthem) 1:10:25
- Maia the Artiste " Passage (1st Movement)" from Waters Deep (The Village) 1:17:47
- Interview with Maia the Artiste-1:32:15
- Maia the Artiste " Yemanya Celebration (2nd Movement)" from Waters Deep (The Village) 2:08:26
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