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Under an African spell & Dida Pelled live
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Steven Bernstein's Millennial Territory Orchestra "Thank You for Talkin' to me Africa" from MTO Plays Sly (The Royal Potato Family) 0:18
- Host talk 5:29
- Third World Love "La suite africain" from Avanim (NMC Music) 12:55
- Interview with Dida Pelled 22:20
- Dida Pelled "Love of the Thai Girl" from Live at Radio Free Brooklyn 29:54
- Interview with Dida Pelled 32:03
- Ragtime Vampires "Nili P" from Ragtime Vampires (Self-released) 35:11
- Dida Pelled "Roving Woman" from Live at Radio Free Brooklyn 43:43
- Interview with Dida Pelled 46:30
- Dida Pelled "Talkin' Like You (Two Tall Mountains)" from Live at Radio Free Brooklyn 51:51
- Interview with Dida Pelled 54:58
- Dida Pelled "Rosa Mae" from Live at Radio Free Brooklyn 58:01
- Interview with Dida Pelled 1:00:26
- Dida Pelled "A Missing Shade of Blue" from A Missing Shade of Blue (Red) 1:04:44
- Michael Blake "Afro Blake" from Drift (Intuition) 1:11:18
- Ornette Coleman "Africa Is the Mirror of All Colors" from In All Languages (Harmolodic) 1:18:11
- Dave Holland Trio "African Lullaby" from Triplicate (ECM) 1:21:06
- David Murray "Ouagadougou" from Gwotet (Justin Time) 1:24:48
- Host talk 1:33:10
- Graham Haynes "The Griot's Footsteps" from The Griot's Footsteps (Verve) 1:37:15
- Duke Ellington "Springtime In Africa" from Piano in the Foreground (Columbia) 1:48:13
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