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Wadada Leo Smith / Vijay Iyer, Perelman / McPhee / Vandermark & Michael Gregory Jackson
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- Tisziji Munoz Quantum Blues "New York Three Four Blues" from Quantum Blues (Ropeadope) 00:00
- Host speaks 04:52
- Wadada Leo Smith & Vijay Iyer "Kite" from Defiant Life (ECM) 08:01
- Frank Carlberg "Reconstruction" from Dream Machine (Red Piano) 39:36
- Michael Buckley Quartet "Free-ish" from Ebb And Flow (Livia Records) 48:19
- Host speaks 54:48
- Michael Gregory Jackson "A Meditation" from Frequency Equilibrium Koan Expanded (Move By Sound) 57:42
- Alberto Poppola "Blues For Amiri B" from Really The Blues (Aut Records) 1:07:31
- Skordatura "I Lost Steve At The Dinner Party" from Beefkat (W.E.R.F.) 1:18:20
- Host speaks 1:20:22
- Ivo Perelman, Joe McPhee & Ken Vandermark "#2" from Oxygen (Mahakala Music) 1:21:39
- Anders Filipsen Trio "Mayama" from Aldebar Nights of Mangos (Ilk Records) 1:31:35
- Eric Shorter "Aftermath Of An Afterthought" from Shorter Bendian Shields (577 Records) 1:35:39
- Host speaks 1:41:53
- Alister Spence Trio "Antidote For Lean Times" from
Gather (Alister Spence Music) 1:44:22 - Chicago Edge Ensemble "Invasive Species" from Paradoxes In Freedom (Lizard Breath) 1:51:17
- Roberto Cassani & Graeme Stephen "Wayfaring Stranger" from Pictish Spaghetti (577 Records) 1:58:29
- Host speaks 2:04:19
- Nils Agnas Quartet "Ida Lupino" from Köper Sig Ur En Kris (Moserobie) 2:06:54
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