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Vijay Anderson, Francois Houle & Susan Alcorn
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- Vijay Anderson Trio "Track 3" from Studio Sessions Volume 10 (Gauci Music) 00:00
- Host speaks 10:44
- Vijay Anderson Trio "Track 6" from Studio Sessions Volume 10 (Gauci Music) 11:43
- Gianni Lenoci Trio "Olhos De Gato" from Wild Geese (Dodicilune) 17:12
- Mary Halvorson's Code Girl "Bigger Flames" from Artlessly Falling (Firehouse 12) 28:00
- Victor Gelling 4 "Hinterland" from Alpakafarm (Jazzhausmusik) 33:11
- Host speaks 40:23
- Francois Houle 4 "Recoder" from Recoder (Songlines) 42:26
- Andrew Cyrille "Worried Woman" from Lebroba (ECM) 52:11
- Peter Hess "Komma" from Present Company (Diskonife) 59:33
- Host speaks 1:05:56
- Linda May Han Oh & Monash Student Ensemble "Firedancer" from Monash Sessions -Linda May Han Oh (Monash) 1:07:24
- Ornette Coleman "Good Old Days" from The Empty Foxhole (Blue Note) 1:16:53
- Orchestre National de Jazz "Good Old Days -Mob Job -Street Woman" from Dancing In Your Head(s) (ONJ) 1:23:41
- Host speaks 1:31:13
- Stephen Gauci, Santiago Leibson, Shawn Lovato & Colin Hinton "Track 2" from Live At Scholes Street Studio (Gauci Music)1:32:56
- Jason Robinson Quartet " Harmonic Constituent" from Harmonic Constituent (Playscape) 1:40:15
- Tim Berne & Snake Oil "Scanners" from The Deceptive Four -Live (Intakt) 1:59:46
- Alan Braufman Quintet "Creation" from The Fire Still Burns (Valley Of Search) 2:18:47
- Carlos Bica & Azul "Red Cadillac" from Azul (Polygram) 2:23:06
- Host speaks 2:28:51
- Stephen Gauci, Adam Lane & Kevin Shea "Track 4" from Studio Sessions Volume 9 (Gauci Music) 2:30:35
- James Brandon Lewis Quartet "Helix" from Molecular (Intakt) 2:43:15
- {{m: Host speaks 2:47:54
- Susan Alcorn "Circular Ruins" from Pedernal (Relative Pitch) 2:50:22
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