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Vincent Peirani, John Sturino, and Nucleus
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- Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Terry Gibbs Dream Band "The Fat Man" from One More Time (Contemporary) 00:52
- Doctor Professor Leonard King "The Comeback" from In Tribute to Joe Williams (Eastlawn) 8:05
- Host Speaks 15:25
- Transcendence "Afternoon" from Music of Pat Metheny (FMR) 16:48
- Cyrus Chestnut "The Mirrored Window" from The Dark Before The Dawn (Atlantic) 22:03
- Host Speaks 28:19
- Vincent Peirani "Physical Attraction" from Living Being IV: Time Reflections (ACT) 30:35
- Frank Carlberg "Zimmer's Dream" from Dream Machine (Red Piano) 36:43
- Host Speaks 44:17
- Nucleus "Elastic Rock" from Live in Bremen (Cuneiform) 45:34
- Billy Mohler "Sooner" from The Eternal (Contagious Music) 54:07
- Host Speaks 59:08
- Graham Bond "Wade in the Water" from Wade in the Water (Repertoire) 1:01:02
- Matthew Whitaker "Pilgrimage" from On Their Shoulders: An Organ Tribute (MOCAT) 1:03:31
- Bill Frisell "All The People, All The Time" from Sign of Life (Savoy Jazz) 1:11:22
- Host Speaks 1:13:27
- Owen Broder "Cripple Creek" from Heritage (ArtistShare) 1:14:59
- Lynne Arriale Trio "3 Million Steps" from Chimes of Freedom (Challenge) 1:22:01
- Host Speaks 1:26:52
- Zack Lober "Vignette" from So We Could Live (ZenneZ) 1:28:48
- John Sturino "Year of the Globe" from Blow Globe (Outside In) 1:33:27
- Host Speaks 1:41:10
- John McLaughlin "Arjen's Bag" from Extrapolation (Polydor) 1:41:51
- John Stein "Road Song" from Next Gen (Tiger Turn) 1:46:02
- The Coachella Valley Trio "I Hadn't Anyone Till You" from Mid Century Modern (Dmac) 1:51:09
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:45
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