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What I Learned By Juxtaposing Sylvie Courvoisier And Red Garland
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- Host Speaks 00:00
- Faraó Belmondo Quartet "One Finger Snap" from Do It! (Notes Around) 01:04
- Entre Amigos "Fue Nuestro" from Joyful Foundation: The Music of Justin Copeland (Self-Produced) 6:09
- Kate Olson "All Pear-Shaped" from So It Goes (Origin) 16:10
- Sylvie Courvoisier "Eclats" from Eclats-Live in Europe (Intakt) 21:39
- Red Garland/ John Coltrane/Donald Byrd"Hallelujah" from Soul Junction (Prestige) 27:44
- Host Speaks 34:12
- Dimitri Nassar "Maiden Voyage" from Dear Cleveland (Self-Produced) 37:24
- Tierney Sutton "Springtime, I'll Be There" from Talking to the Sun (Gemini) 46:49
- Eddie Allen "Between the Darkness and the Dawn" from The Rhythm (Origin) 51:41
- Host Speaks 57:20
- Peter Erskine "Contemplation" from Peregrine (Hard Wag) 58:16
- Claire Dickson "Doors" from Balance (New Amsterdam) 1:05:09
- Irreversible Entanglements "Vibrate Higher" from Don't Lose Your Head (Impulse) 1:10:23
- Sarah Elizabeth Charles "Kick" from Dawn (Ropeadope) 1:16:29
- Hal Galper "Inner Journey)" from Inner Journey (Mainstream) 1:22:55
- Host Speaks 1:30:03
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